Integral Psychology: Yoga, Growth, and Opening the HeartIntegral Psychology connects Eastern and Western approaches to psychology and healing. Psychology in the East has focused on our inner being and spiritual foundation of the psyche. Psychology in the West has focused on our outer being and the wounding of the body-heart-mind and self. Each requires the other to complete it, and in bringing them together an integral view of psychology comes into view. |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Part 1 Integral Psychology | 7 |
Part 2 Integral Psychotherapy | 87 |
Appendix A The Philosophical Foundation of Integral Psychology | 165 |
Appendix B An Integral Approach to Spiritual Emergency | 187 |
Notes | 207 |
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advaita Vedanta approach Arjuna aspiration atman authentic nature awakening awareness becomes behavior bhakti bhakti yoga bliss body body-heart-mind Brahman brings Buddha-nature Buddhism capacity central emotional client coherence consciousness deeper depth psychology dimension dissociation Eastern energy essential evolution evolutionary evolving soul existential existential therapies feelings focus Freud frontal Gita goal greater growth guidance healing higher emotional human images Impersonal Divine Indian inner integral psychology integral psychotherapy integral yoga karma yoga kevala advaita Krishna kundalini light living manifestation meditation mental mind’s mindfulness practice ness nondual ofthe one’s opening the heart ourselves outer pain path peace person physical plane psyche psychic center psychic transformation psychoanalysis reality realization realm refinement relationships result schools sciousness self’s sense shame soul’s spiritual emergency spiritual practice spiritual traditions Sri Aurobindo structure subtle subtle body surface surrender svabhava theistic therapist therapy tion true truth Vedanta Western psychology wounding