What most annoys us in others is often what’s flourishing in us. Assagioli on the good will to understand and the projection trap that keeps us alone. By Roberto AssagioliAssagioli Archive, Florence. Source: psicoenergetica.com.Original title: Buona Volunta di Comprenderci [i] Translated and edited with notes by Jan Kuniholm [ii] Editorial NoteThe abstract and contextual subtitle in […]
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Psychosynthesis Leads to The Door of the Great Mystery
Psychosynthesis is neutral toward religion, Assagioli wrote. But what kind of neutrality did he mean, and what is the door of the great mystery he leads us to? By Kenneth Sørensen, MA Psychosynthesis, 2024 Editors NoteSince this article was published, I have done further research into Assagioli’s underlying philosophy and have found substantial evidence for […]
Spirituality Of The 20th Century
Assagioli reads the spirituality of the 20th century beneath the world wars and the cult of money, and finds the new age its pessimists could not see. By Roberto AssagioliPublished in La Cultura nel Mondo (Bologna), Anno XVIII, No. 6, 1962.Doc. #24024, Assagioli Archives, Florence. [i]Translated and edited with notes by Jan Kuniholm [ii] Editorial […]
Psychology and Religion (Psychology and Religious Experience)
Most psychology stops where the higher faculties begin. Assagioli on psychology and religion, the spiritual psychology that includes both Self and soul, and the dark-night crises clinicians misread. By Roberto Assagioli, M.D., Director of the Institute of PsychosynthesisDoc. #22057, Assagioli Archive, Florence.Formatted and edited with notes by Jan Kuniholm [i] Editorial NoteThe abstract and contextual […]
Interview with Roberto Assagioli by Michael Murphy, 1971
A rare Roberto Assagioli interview from 1971, recorded three years before his death. At eighty-three, he traces how psychosynthesis came to be, in his own voice. Interview with Roberto AssagioliConducted by Stuart Miller and Michael Murphy [i] May 1971Assagioli Archives, FlorenceFormatted and edited with notes by Jan Kuniholm [ii] Editorial Note This text is a […]
