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<b>Transpersonal Psychology is the study of psychological states that are outside of normal boundaries of ego or personal sense of self. This type of psychology includes studies of spiritual practice such as meditation, religious experiences and psychedelic drug experiences.</b>
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* Chapter 1 : [[Introduction to transpersonal psychology]]
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* Chapter 2 : [[Contexts and modes of mystical experience]]
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* Chapter 3 : [[Psychology of religion]]
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* Chapter 4 : [[Esoteric psychology]]
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* Chapter 5 : [[Integral psychology]]
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* Chapter 6 : [[A psychological perspective on Eastern religions]]
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* Chapter 7 : [[Meditation]]
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* Chapter 8 : [[Psychohistory and phenomenology of the soul]]
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* Chapter 9 : [[Self-actualization and the transpersonal]]
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* Chapter 10 : [[Spirituality and the practice of healthcare]]
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* Chapter 10 : [[Pastoral counselling]]
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* Chapter 11 : [[Soul therapy]]
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* Chapter 12 : [[The transpersonal self]]
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* Chapter 13 : [[Transcendence in transpersonal psychology]]
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* Chapter 14 : [[Neurotheology]]
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* Chapter 15 : [[Transpersonal psychology and the paranormal]]
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'''Transpersonal psychology: Academic support materials'''
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*[[Transpersonal psychology: Lecture slides]]
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*[[Transpersonal psychology: Lecture notes]]
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*[[Transpersonal psychology: Anonymous fictional case studies for training]]
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Transpersonal Psychology: Integral · Esoteric · Meditation

Main article: Introduction to transpersonal psychology

Transpersonal Psychology is the study of psychological states that are outside of normal boundaries of ego or personal sense of self. This type of psychology includes studies of spiritual practice such as meditation, religious experiences and psychedelic drug experiences.

  • Chapter 8  : Psychohistory and phenomenology of the soul
  • Chapter 9  : Self-actualization and the transpersonal
  • Chapter 12 : The transpersonal self
  • Chapter 15 : Transpersonal psychology and the paranormal



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Transpersonal psychology: Academic support materials

  • Transpersonal psychology: Lecture slides
  • Transpersonal psychology: Lecture notes
  • Transpersonal psychology: Lecture handouts
  • Transpersonal psychology: Multimedia materials
  • Transpersonal psychology: Other academic support materials
  • Transpersonal psychology: Anonymous fictional case studies for training
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