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Subject: Re: Major transpersonalist thinkers

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Bharat (Surprised)

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Date Posted: 17:23:08 07/24/08 Thu
In reply to: Girija Shettar 's message, "Major transpersonalist thinkers" on 07:12:27 08/01/02 Thu

In reply to the above two questions probably very late but just happened on it.

(1) In order to have a clear overview of the main approaches to transpersonal psychology or of TP to consciousness, who should the student be aware of? For example, Ken Wilber and Charles T. Tart are two different approaches, are there many/ any others?:
I would suggest frances vaughan and william braud

(2) Secondly, is it correct to say that integral psychology is a topic within transpersonal psychology, and that it consists in a theory/ system of psychology that correlates over 100 systems of 'other' psychologies (for example that from various mystical systems)?
It could be put that way but more plainly it is just a way to phrase the various aspects of Just a Being be it mental or physical or just what goes into a plain day to day transaction.
Hope that clears something up

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