Meeting Assagioli, Creative Meditation & the Soul’s Journey (Part 1) | Molly Young Brown
Psychosynthesis ConversationsShow Notes
This is the first part of my conversation with Molly Young Brown — a dear colleague and one of the early voices of psychosynthesis in the U.S.
Molly shares the story of how she discovered psychosynthesis in the late ’60s, and how she and her husband went on to study directly with Roberto Assagioli in Italy.
Her reflections on creative meditation, writing to the Higher Self, and Assagioli’s gentle presence left a deep impression on me.
If you feel drawn to soul-based psychology, I hope her story speaks to something real in you — just as it did in me.
Much love, Kenneth :)
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