A Comparison of Assagioli’s and Firman & Gila’s definition of Self-realisation By Kenneth Sørensen, This article is chapter six from my unpublished book: Two Versions of Psychosynthesis: A Comparison of Assagioli and Firman and Gila; which will be published when time is up. Introduction to the online version of the chapter It is 25 years […]
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What is psychosynthesis?
How do we present psychosynthesis to those who are new to it? – a question that faces all psychosynthesis practitioners. To help, I’d like to offer a simple one-word acronym, which is my attempt to summarise in a nutshell all the complex processes of psychosynthesis. For me, psychosynthesis describes the natural processes of evolution that […]
Diana Becchetti talks to June Posey
An interview with Diana Becchetti (Whitmore) about how she got into psychosynthesis and her reflections upon it. Translated from Italian by Gordon Symons. Diana Whitmore later founded the Psychosynthesis Trust in London. Source: “Self and Society” – Volume 5 – Number 1 – January 1977 Diana, please tell me about your background: how you got […]
ROBERTO ASSAGIOLI: Notes and personal memories of Alberto Alberti
Translated from Italian by Gordon Symons Assagioli was “great and small” at the same time. He had the ability to express big and deep things with small language, in the sense of language simple and accessible to all. In fact, the truth is always something simple, and not a mental complication. Its size and depth […]
Interview with Roberto Assagioli
Assagioli speaks about the scientific method and points to the fact that there are also psychological facts; he also touches on the origin of Psychosynthesis and who can and cannot benefit from its methods. By Mariella Crocellà. This is an extract from an interview granted by Dr Roberto Assagioli to Mrs Mariella Crocellà of the […]
