Emotional Sentience in Psychosynthesis: Awakening the Feeling Self & the Soul
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🎧 Emotional Sentience in Psychosynthesis: Awakening the Feeling Self & the Soul
In this deep and heartfelt conversation, psychotherapist Mark Jones joins Kenneth Sørensen to explore emotional sentience, the feeling function, and how psychosynthesis can guide us toward a more integrated, soulful life.
Mark reflects on over 30 years of psychosynthesis practice—drawing from biology, philosophy, and spiritual psychology—to show how our emotions, especially wonder, are not just reactions but gateways to the Self.
You’ll learn about: • The role of emotional awareness in healing and spiritual growth • Assagioli’s model of the psychological functions • The polarity between mind and feeling • Nature mysticism and emotional connection with the Earth • The power of wonder in awakening soul purpose • Highlights from the upcoming Psychosynthesis Conference at Garrison Institute ––– Mentioned in this episode: • Psychosynthesis Conference – Garrison Institute • Garrison Institute ––– 🪷 BONUS RESOURCES • Mindful Mondays – Free 7-Week Meditation Journey • Get 7 FREE Meditations • Free E-books: • Subpersonalities • Parapsychology • Conflicts, Crises & Synthesis • Kenneth’s Webshop • Kenneth’s Linktree
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