Ego, Spiritual Transformation, and the Paradox of Transpersonal Psychology

Ah, Kaisa Puhakka. Her words are so beautiful. I’ve always been a fan and now What is Enlightenment? magazine (now EnlighteNext) has revisited and released formerly unpublished parts of an interview they had with her back in the summer of 2000, when she was still at ITP (she’s now at CIIS).
It has some great nuggets [...]

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PersonalBrain: The Wonders of Mind Mapping

Recently I went to my schools disseration department and discovered a document they put together with suggestions on support software for the dissertation.
It was through this that I discovered Personal Brain at thebrain.com.
I must say, I am finding this incredibly useful. It visually displays my thoughts in a semi-3D way. It is very intuitive, easy [...]

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Towards a Philosophy of Science in Transpersonal Psychology

The Philosophy of Qualitative Scientific Methodology in (Transpersonal) Psychology
or
Towards the Articulation of and/or a Unified (Emergent/Participatory) Philosophy of Science in Transpersonal Psychology: The Integration of Intersubjectivity
The above title(s) are a reflection of the current state of my dissertation topics. I have narrowed my list down to but a mere few (as opposed to the many [...]

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Integral Leadership Review

I found this today. It is extremely interesting to me since I’m trying to get a better sense of what consulting and coaching means to me and how I can integrate it into my life and profession. It’s encouraging for me to be aware of this review because it seems to be a small but [...]

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How to Succeed in Postgraduate Study

It would seem that I am monopolizing my presence here. Oh well. There’s just so much to share! Regardless, here is an article I found that relates to life in graduate school. (Australia)
Abstract (reprinted):
” This paper attempts to raise some issues that are important for postgraduate students to be successful [...]

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