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[...]... own unique methods and 2 Objective psychology is defined as “any approach to scientific psychology in which the only data considered `legitimate’ are those based upon measurement in physical, objective terms Specifically excluded are data based on introspection or interpretation.” (The Penguin Dictionary of Psychology, s.v “objective psychology. ”) 3 cf “A complete psychology cannot be a pure science,... is a practising psychiatrist For other articles please visit http://www.namahjournal.com NAMAH Body, mind and spirit journal Integral Psychology Alchemy of the soul The process of integral psychology Dr Arya Maloney Editor's note This article continues to explore a soul-centred psychology This is the case of a woman who could heal her conflicts by going beyond a normal framework The following four stories... psychology Two notable books on this subjects are: Fritjof Capra, The Tao of Physics (2nd Ed Boston & London: New Science Library, Shambhala, 1984), and Gary Zukav, The Dancing Wu Li Masters (New York: William Morrow and Co., 1979) 4 For other articles please visit http://www.namahjournal.com Integral Psychology 5 Roger N Walsh and Frances Vaughan (Eds.) Beyond Ego: Transpersonal Dimensions in Psychology. .. the need for pursuing psychology as a subjective science, that is, a science of self-knowledge, in which ‘one must proceed from the knowledge of oneself to the knowledge of others’ Such a futuristic view of psychology has been well echoed by John Welwood who states that the new psychology, rather than attempting to be an objective and natural science, “ needs to be a self-knowledge psychology3 Such an... http://www.namahjournal.com Integral Psychology areas of investigation Its findings might be tested and verified by any individual who undertook to examine his or her own experience in an attentive, detailed, and disciplined way (21).” According to the methodology of Yoga, the ‘unique methods’ just alluded to necessarily involve the development of inner or subjective instruments of observation “The field of psychology. .. States where he worked from 1964 to 1985 He has compiled several books on the teachings of Sri Aurobindo and the Mother as they relate to psychology and mental health For other articles please visit http://www.namahjournal.com NAMAH Body, mind and spirit journal Integral Psychology Flower remedies in psychodynamic psychotherapy Dr Michael Miovic Editor ’s note: This article written by a practising psychiatrist... responded well to Buproprion 150 mg 1 Please note that when I use the word unconscious in the psychodynamic sense, this means subconscious in the terminology of the Integral Yoga For other articles please visit http://www.namahjournal.com Integral Psychology BID, a newer antidepressant that has minimal sexual side effects, yet he continued to complain of anhedonia and diminished libido A trial of Viagra... institutions Psychology may begin as a natural science, but it deals already with superphysical and must end in a metaphysical enquiry “Being or the Self of things can only be known by metaphysical — not necessarily intellectual — knowledge.” (Sri Aurobindo, “Psychological Maxims”, Sri Aurobindo Circle, 1976, pp.9-10) For other articles please visit http://www.namahjournal.com Integral Psychology (b)... nature, is obviously not morbid and cannot be considered a hallucination or self-deception since its effects are patent and positive (18).” For other articles please visit http://www.namahjournal.com Integral Psychology The fact that supernormal experiences produce positive effects — and therefore denote a greater well-being rather than pathology — is being increasingly recognised by mental health professionals... laboratory of experiment in himself.” In its excessive zeal for objectivity, psychology has not only discarded the introspective method of the early school but has also tended to base its objective methods of observation and experiment on the Galilean dictum that whatever cannot be measured and quantified is not scientific2 In so doing, psychology has had to jettison concepts such as that of consciousness . greater psychology of the future. He wrote: Integral Psychology For other articles please visit http://www.namahjournal.com “ it [the new psychology] . beginnings in the ‘New Psychology of his times which had discovered the ‘unconscious’. Alluding to the then new psychology he wrote: “ psychology has made