Most misunderstanding begins with a quiet assumption that everyone is built the way you are. Human diversity turns that assumption into curiosity, and curiosity into genuine contact. By Kenneth Sørensen, MA Abstract In this essay, Kenneth Sørensen explores how empathy can be cultivated through an understanding of typology. Drawing on twenty-five years of work in […]
The Seven Psychological Functions and The Seven Types
Will, feeling, thought, imagination, logic, passion, action. The Star Diagram gives each of the seven a higher form the personality rarely notices, and asks how far yours has grown. By Kenneth Sørensen2020The Seven Types — Psychosynthesis Typology and Its Applications, 2019, Chapter 3 The Seven Types, Psychosynthesis Typology . Download the chapter as a pdf […]
Your Seven Core Talents
From untapped potential to a complete self, the core talents reveal how will, feeling, and thought blossom into practical capacities for personal wholeness By Kenneth Sørensen, MA Psychosynthesis Based on Kenneth Sørensen’s book The Seven Types: Psychosynthesis Typology – looks at how we can access these core talents. ( The Seven Types is available as […]
The noble art of becoming a diamond
Beyond the myth of effortless release, the path of purification transforms raw human potential into a crystalline radiance of awakened spiritual presence By Kenneth Sørensen2019 Abstract In this essay, Kenneth Sørensen challenges the popular notion that spiritual awakening requires nothing more than letting go. He argues that realising our true nature demands sustained effort, discipline, […]
The Seven Core Concepts of Psychosynthesis
From a landmark congress in Taormina, the seven core concepts unfold as lived therapeutic practices bridging Eastern contemplation and Western counselling into a unified psychology By Kenneth Sørensen2019International Congress of Psychosynthesis, Taormina, June 2016You can also listen to the lecture here: Seven Core Concepts of Psychosynthesis Abstract In this lecture, Kenneth Sørensen explores the seven […]
Subpersonalities – how to recognise and transform them
From childhood voices to the shadow of the inner warrior, a therapeutic dialogue reveals how our many selves change when met with loving awareness and honest acceptance By Jannecke Øinæs 2019Source: wisdomfromnorth.comJannecke Øinæs interviews Kenneth Sørensen about subpersonalities for the online platform Wisdom From North. https://wisdomfromnorth.com/ ; you can watch the video here: subpersonalities . […]
How to develop the I-Self connection
From Assagioli’s egg diagram to lived meditative practice, the I-Self connection opens when silence and invocation clear the channel between personality and soul By Kenneth Sorensen2019 Abstract In this essay, Kenneth Sørensen examines the I-Self connection, the direct channel of communication between the conscious ‘I’ and the Transpersonal Self depicted as a dotted line in […]
What is the difference between the ego and the Transpersonal Self?
From personality’s deficiency needs to an abundant source of light, reflected consciousness shows how the observer grows brighter through disidentification and meditative practice By Kenneth Sørensen, MA Abstract In this essay, Kenneth Sørensen explores the distinction between the ego and the Transpersonal Self as understood in psychosynthesis. Drawing on an illuminating dialogue between Assagioli and […]
The Connection Between Ego and the Transpersonal Self
From the prodigal son’s descent into forgetfulness to a homeward return, the emanatistic theory explains how the observer recovers its transcendent origin through lived awakening Abstract In this essay, Kenneth Sørensen investigates how the conscious ‘I’ relates to the Transpersonal Self in psychosynthesis, drawing on Assagioli’s concept of the I-Self connection depicted in the egg […]
The transcendence of the Transpersonal Self
From personal meditation to the Perennial Philosophy, the Transpersonal Self emerges as an ontological Reality whose radiance shapes our identity without ever leaving its transcendent ground Abstract In this essay, Kenneth Sørensen examines the transcendence of the Transpersonal Self as understood in psychosynthesis, arguing that it is not merely a symbol or archetype but an […]
