Haridas Chaudhuri's Contributions to Integral Psychology
Bahman A. K. Shirazi
International Journal of Transpersonal Studies September 1, 2018 DOI: 10.24972//ijts.2018.37.1.55 (opens in new tab)
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| Key points | Argues that Haridas Chaudhuri's integral psychology, organized around a triadic principle, offers a framework for understanding the whole person, and contends that recent trends in transpersonal psychology are converging on a whole-person orientation compatible with Chaudhuri's approach. The article also presents Chaudhuri's critical reflections on aspects of early transpersonal psychology. |
Abstract
This article provides a summary of Haridas Chaudhuri’s contributions to the field of integral psychology. First an outline and a brief discussion of his principal tenets and triadic principle of integral psychology are presented, followed by a review of Chaudhuri’s critical reflections on some aspects of early transpersonal psychology. The article concludes with a reflection on recent trends in the field of transpersonal psychology and its evolution toward a whole person orientation compatible with integral psychology.