Alternative for life: Transculturation - the end of the refugee crisis

  • Harald Piron
Keywords: right-wing populism as a symptom, refugee crisis as a chance, change of consciousness and evolution, phases of socialization, psychosynthesis of humanity, transpersonal development

Abstract

The terms “refugee crisis” and “cultural identity” are questioned. The so-called “refugee crisis” becomes illuminated from different sides and disciplines of science, to be viewed in a macroperspective. The subject of this discourse is the evolution of consciousness, less politics, and our contribution to this process.

Author Biography

Harald Piron

born in Cologne in 1967, studied psychology at the University of Trier and received his doctorate in Oldenburg with the dissertation "Meditation and its importance for mental health". He completed training in RET, psychosynthesis, behavioral therapy and MBSR and has worked as a psychotherapist since 1993. He developed the "Transpersonal Behavior Therapy", is co-founder and board member of the "Society for Meditation and Meditation Research" (SMMR), founded in 2000, and has been meditating himself in a transcultural way (contemplation, Zen, Mahamudra and Yoga) for over 30 years. His interests and hobbies also include music and painting. He is also active in further education (Transpersonal Behavior Therapy) and research (depth of meditation). Further information: www.institut-tipp.de.

Published
2017-07-29
Issue
Vol. 23 No. 2 (2017): Issue 2/2017
Section
Artikel