Category: Transpersonal-Psychospiritual Psychology
Embodiment, Energy, and Spirituality
March 11, 2017
Transpersonal-Psychospiritual Psychology
It’s common in our language to talk about body and/or mind, matter and/or spirit. A natural extension of this way of thinking is to imagine ...
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Grounding: Embodied Presence
February 26, 2017
Transpersonal-Psychospiritual Psychology
Settled. Solid. Full. Here. It’s a feeling – an experience – that sometimes comes our way. It can settle upon us by grace, perhaps in ...
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Ground, Heart, Intent, Openness, Presence
February 9, 2017
Transpersonal-Psychospiritual Psychology
Modern psychology, organizational research, the new sciences, wisdom traditions, and martial arts have all repeatedly “discovered” five fundamental elements that represent human qualities and behavioral ...
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Dis-ease, Grace, Body, and Spirit
October 17, 2016
Transpersonal-Psychospiritual Psychology
We’ve seen how someone can be technically perfect in a performance (say on a musical instrument, in a dance, or in sports) but not only ...
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The Present Moment – Awareness Is a Master Key
September 7, 2016
Transpersonal-Psychospiritual Psychology
Awareness of what is happening in the present – in the now – is a key practice, a key approach in many meditation and body-mind ...
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Awareness and the Power of Attention
February 19, 2016
Transpersonal-Psychospiritual Psychology
Most every psychospiritual and personal development tradition asks that we learn to manage our attention and work with awareness. Focus down (attention) and open ...
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A Brief Introduction to Transpersonal Psychology
February 19, 2016
Transpersonal-Psychospiritual Psychology
Transpersonal = beyond the personal, beyond the ego Transpersonal psychology is the field of psychology that integrates psychological concepts, theories, and methods with the subject ...
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The Body in Transpersonal (Psychospiritual) Work
July 8, 2015
Somatic Psychology
One of the oft repeated maxims of transpersonal work is that true development means to “transcend and include.” Unfortunately this can, if understood only ...
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