Psychosynthesis : A Psychology of the Spirit (9780791487860) by Firman, John -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Page Title Page Copyright Page Dedication CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS INTRODUCTION ONE THE LIFE AND WORK OF ROBERTO ASSAGIOLI

Roberto Assagioli and His Influences In Conclusion

TWO THE PSYCHOSYNTHESIS MODEL OF THE PERSON

Assagioli’s Diagram of the Person The Middle Unconscious Primal Wounding The Lower Unconscious The Higher Unconscious “I,” Consciousness, and Will Self

THREE THE STAGES OF PSYCHOSYNTHESIS

Stage Zero: Survival of Wounding Stage One: Exploration of the Personality Stage Two: The Emergence of “I” Stage Three: Contact with Self Stage Four: Response to Self In Summation

FOUR MULTIPLICITY WITHIN THE PERSONALITY

Subpersonalities are Normal The Birth of a Subpersonality Subpersonalities in Survival Recognition Acceptance Inclusion Synthesis

FIVE THE NATURE OF PERSONAL IDENTITY

A Disidentification Exercise Empathic “I” Spirit, Soma, and Psyche Transcendence-Immanence

SIX A PSYCHOSYNTHESIS DEVELOPMENTAL THEORY

Bigger Than We Opening the Inner Door Authentic Personality External and Internal Unifying Centers Primal Wounding Survival Personality Recognition Acceptance Inclusion Synthesis In Conclusion

SEVEN THE HIGHER AND LOWER UNCONSCIOUS

Primal Wounding and Splitting The Lower Unconscious and Higher Unconscious Positive and Negative Idealization Psychological Disturbances Psychology and Spirituality

EIGHT SELF-REALIZATION

“I” and Self Personal Psychosynthesis Transpersonal Psychosynthesis Self-Realization In Conclusion

NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX