Theos-Talk Archives (January 1999 Message tt00086)

    >If the view of Theosophical psychology turns out to be a  wider -
more accurate and world-embracing one, and perhaps a more correct
perspective, then many ideas and tenets of "modern psychology" will have
to change.  The expansion will not be to its detriment, I think, but to
its advantage.>


    Dallas,  modern psychology already is changing vis a vis
transpersonal psychology.
    A recent ACA journal spoke of the need for counselors to accept the
religious views
    of clients and to work within their religious context.  This is a
big departure from
    the past where religion was considered a pathology or crutch.