Pier Luigi Lattuada
(Italy)
Title of contribution:
Transe-cognition: Integral Thinking, Further Mode
Where & when:
Transe-cognition: Integral Thinking, Further Mode
World is as you dream, shaman says.
The way I observe the world and organize my observation i.e. think, determine my experience of the world.
Transe-Cognition changes and improves your view of yourself, others and the world.
From Transe-Cognition we should not expect reasoning, explanations, logical understanding, but rather a flash of lightning that pierces the darkness, an awakening from a dream, a sudden intuition, an unexpected discovery, often preceded by a sense of emptiness and abandonment, a willingness to remain in front of the phenomenon with full acceptance and trust, without expectations or strategies, with attention.
If Transe-Cognition were a number it would be Zero, if it were a place it would be the Center, being in the center empty and awake.
Integral Thinking arises from the synergistic use of some basic psychic functions, namely: observation, proprioception, exteroception, and consciousness.
The mastery of observation leads to the realization of the conscious observation of our identifications, the mastery of proprioception, that is, of what we feel inside is achieved through inner listening, the mastery of exteroception, that is, of the experience of the world is achieved through listening to the field, to the environment around us, the mastery of consciousness is achieved through the disappearance of our identifications.
About Pier Luigi Lattuada:
Founder of Biotransenergetics, Pier Luigi is the Director of the Integral Transpersonal Institute of Milan. He is also director of the Transpersonal Psychotherapy School in Milan, which has been fully recognized by the Ministry of Education University and Research since 2002.
He is Faculty and chair of the Department of Integral Transpersonal Psychology at Ubiquity University.
He is President of EUROTAS, Global Transpersonal Network.
He Has published twenty books and several scientific articles