Unfolding Self: The Practice of Psychosynthesis
English

Unfolding Self: The Practice of Psychosynthesis

Molly Young Brown
English
Book
Helios Press, New York
2004
219 pages
8.1 MB

Introduction

This book introduces psychosynthesis as both a comprehensive model of human growth and a practical framework for counseling, psychotherapy, coaching, and spiritual guidance. Drawing upon Western psychology, transpersonal thought, and Eastern contemplative traditions, Molly Young Brown explains how individuals can become less identified with limiting thoughts, emotions, roles, and behavioral patterns while developing greater awareness, freedom of choice, and alignment with their deeper potential. Through theoretical discussion, experiential exercises, therapeutic methods, and illustrative session transcripts, the work demonstrates how psychosynthesis can support personality integration, spiritual awakening, self-realization, and responsible service within contemporary society.

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Keywords

PsychosynthesisSelf-realizationTranspersonal psychologyPersonal developmentSpiritual awakeningDisidentificationCounseling.