Through the Eyes of a Student: Isabelle Küng on Assagioli’s Legacy and the Soul of Psychosynthesis
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Through the Eyes of a Student: Isabelle Küng on Assagioli’s Legacy and the Soul of Psychosynthesis
What if you could study directly with the founder of psychosynthesis?
In this powerful and personal interview, Kenneth Sørensen sits down with Isabelle Küng, one of the last living students of Roberto Assagioli, to reflect on the life, work, and spiritual vision of this great pioneer.
From meditation and astrology to the egg diagram and parapsychology, Isabelle shares rare stories and teachings from her decade-long study under Assagioli, offering an invaluable contribution to the spiritual psychology movement.
🌿 What You’ll Hear:
• What Assagioli was like as a teacher and human being • The holistic structure of the psyche as seen in psychosynthesis • How the egg diagram maps our inner universe • The intersection of astrology, meditation, and parapsychology • Isabelle’s guided psychosynthesis exercise
👤 About Isabelle Küng
Born in 1944 in Switzerland, Isabelle studied under Assagioli for over a decade. Her deep integration of psychosynthesis shaped her career in education, where she guided young women through personal and spiritual development. She now writes about her memories and teachings from that time.
🔗 Resources Mentioned: • Freedom in Jail – Assagioli’s Incarceration Story • Psychosynthesis and Parapsychology • Psychology and Human Existence by Roberto Assagioli • Sundial House – Group Creative Meditation • Meditation Mount – Assagioli’s Study Materials
🪷 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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