Skip to content

Pier Luigi Lattuada

4 papers in the library · publishing 2018-2026

Papers

Sort Most recent Most cited

Biotransenergetics and Essential Transe. The Self, the Field, and Transe as Foundations of an Integral Transpersonal Psychotherapy

Dialogo June 18, 2026 Pier Luigi Lattuada

This article presents Biotransenergetics (BTE) as an integral transpersonal psychotherapy grounded in an embodied, participatory, and non-dual epistemology of consciousness. Developed by Pier Luigi Lattuada, BTE proposes a radical redefinition of the therapeutic process through the centrality of the Self, the concept of Transe, and the experiential realization of Essential Transe. The article...

From Tradition to Triunity

Integral Transpersonal Journal March 15, 2026 Pier Luigi Lattuada

From Tradition to Triunity proposes an evolutionary framework for transpersonal healing grounded in Pier Luigi Lattuada’s Biotransenergetica (BTE) and its core Triunity model (0–1–2–3). Drawing on ancient spiritual traditions—including shamanism, yogic and alchemical paths, Christian mysticism, Sufism, and Buddhism—the article traces a shared archetypal intuition: healing as a process of return...

Developing a Psycho-Spiritual Experience Inventory (P-SEI) Questionnaire Leveraging Grounded Theory Methods: the Initial Outcomes

Integral Transpersonal Journal June 1, 2023 Xavier Bronlet, Pier Luigi Lattuada

To analyze the phenomenology of the spiritual experience under the lenses of the Grounded Theory method, an initial questionnaire has been developed and submitted to 216 respondents. The quantitative observations have been analyzed for their contribution to the model with R and using last generation multivariate data analysis leveraging on SmartPLS to determine the relationships between the...

Transpersonal Psychology as a Science

Integral Transpersonal Journal September 1, 2018 Pier Luigi Lattuada

In this article, the author will discuss the specificities of transpersonal psychology, exploring how can offer an enormous potential to psychological science, encouraging it to widen its field of application and methods. In doing so the author will offer both some of the answers to the criticism by mainstream psychology, and those ontological and epistemological aspects on which it is based.