The Soul of Psychosynthesis – The Seven Core Concepts ”Even if Psychosynthesis is presented as a synthesis of different therapeutic and educational approaches it is important to remember that is has its own original and central essence.” (Assagioli) This article is from the book: The Soul of Psychosynthesis, by Kenneth Sørensen, available at Amazon etc. […]

”In one of his letters Freud said, “I am interested only in the basement of the human being.” Psychosynthesis is interested in the whole building.” (Assagioli) This article is chapter 2 from my book: The soul of psychosynthesis – the seven core concepts. Available at Amazon etc. By Kenneth Sørensen Assagioli presented his Egg Diagram […]

”Maslow has presented an illuminating progression of five stages of evolutionary development.” (Assagioli) This article is chapter 3, from my book: The Soul of Psychosynthesis – the seven core concepts. Available at Amazon etc. By Kenneth Sørensen In the last chapter, I quoted Assagioli’s remark that the Egg Diagram, “leaves out its dynamic aspect, which is the most important and […]

Psychotherapist Kenneth Sørensen, MA Psychosynthesis, argues that Roberto Assagioli’s placement of the star at the top of the egg diagram was a reflection of Assagioli’s belief in the perennial philosophy.

This MA study demonstrates that Assagiolis original conception of Psychosynthesis is fully Integral with levels, lines, states, types and quadrants, and that Firman/Gila have developed a different version of psychosynthesis.

In this short statement by Roberto Assagioli he define the core elements of psychosynthesis and suggest that they are implemented in all training.

The body is very important to implement in Psychosynthesis Psychotherapy that is why Roberto Assagioli originally called his psychology for Bio-Psychosynthesis. This is a good introduction to Psychosynthesis

This article is an excellent introduction to Roberto Assagiolis Psychosynthesis and the time it developed in. Douglas Russell analyse the many influences on Psychosynthesis and the unique features of its own.

This article gives a thorough perspective on some of the major elements in psychosynthesis and is a great introduction. It deals with self-realisation within an individual, social and universal context.

An outstanding description of the various growth phases of personal and spiritual development, including the meaningsful crises that many people experience on their path to a greater inner enlightenment.