In recent years there has been considerable effort to increase awareness among human beings. Within the field of psychology there is a move that expands the field of psychological research. It draws from both Western science and traditional wisdom of the East in an attempt to integrate both sources of knowledge. Abraham Maslow was one of the main precursors of Humanistic Psychology. Maslow pointed out the possibility of reaching a state of being beyond the self. This state is the transcendence of the limits of identity and experience, reaching higher levels of consciousness that has very positive effects and that are above the needs and material interests. The transpersonal approach gives priority to the study of the whole rather than the party. It is a holographic process, where they selected and researched generalizable principles can provide a significant portion of the population. Transpersonal Psychology was born in the 60's. In 1969 the U.S. was established in the Association of Transpersonal Psychology, which focuses its interest in the following areas: Psychology and Psychotherapy, Personal Growth and Transformation, Research on states of consciousness, Addiction and Rehabilitation, death and near death experiences; Studies processes, values and transpersonal states, peak experiences, Being Transcendence Theory and practice of meditation, transpersonal Cooperation. It is understood that involves Transpersonal Inquiry into the essential nature of being Transpersonal Psychology is not engaged in solving a specific problem: encouraging the patient to develop their own internal resources to enable it to solve problems. It is based on the idea of transcendence of the ego or self. The ego tends to identify with the emotions, roles, relationships, while favoring the importance misidentification. Transpersonal field does not depend on dogmas or creeds or require any religious belief but takes a philosophical attitude and open science. Transpersonal it is now understood as a different field of collective unconscious. Perhaps his most important contribution is the idea of archetypes, defined as images that reflect universal patterns of experience and human behavior. This is also called as primordial images. Its characteristics are universal and are independent and deep patterns. In recent years there has been considerable effort to increase awareness among human beings. Within the field of psychology there is a move that expands the field of psychological research. It draws from both Western science and traditional wisdom of the East in an attempt to integrate both sources of knowledge. Abraham Maslow was one of the main precursors of Humanistic Psychology. Maslow pointed out the possibility of reaching a state of being beyond the self. This state is the transcendence of the limits of identity and experience, reaching higher levels of consciousness that has very positive effects and that are above the needs and material interests. The transpersonal approach gives priority to the study of the whole rather than the party. It is a holographic process, where they selected and researched generalizable principles can provide a significant portion of the population. Transpersonal Psychology was born in the 60's. In 1969 the U.S. was established in the Association of Transpersonal Psychology, which focuses its interest in the following areas: Psychology and Psychotherapy, Personal Growth and Transformation, Research on states of consciousness, Addiction and Rehabilitation, death and near death experiences; Studies processes, values and transpersonal states, peak experiences, Being Transcendence Theory and practice of meditation, transpersonal Cooperation. It is understood that involves Transpersonal Inquiry into the essential nature of being Transpersonal Psychology is not engaged in solving a specific problem: encouraging the patient to develop their own internal resources to enable it to solve problems. It is based on the idea of transcendence of the ego or self. The ego tends to identify with the emotions, roles, relationships, while favoring the importance misidentification. Transpersonal field does not depend on dogmas or creeds or require any religious belief but takes a philosophical attitude and open science. Transpersonal it is now understood as a different field of collective unconscious. Perhaps his most important contribution is the idea of archetypes, defined as images that reflect universal patterns of experience and human behavior. This is also called as primordial images. Its characteristics are universal and are independent and deep patterns.
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