What is transpersonal psychology
Transpersonal psychology is a branch of psychology that studies altered states of the human psyche, such as spiritual crisis, stress and ecstasy.
Transpersonal psychology is an approach to the study of human experience that recognizes the singular importance of the spiritual and transcendent dimensions in mental life.

Transpersonal psychology focuses on aspects such as transcendent states of consciousness, spiritual crises, existential issues and personal development in general. It integrates elements from various traditions and disciplines, including psychology, philosophy, religion and mysticism.

Transpersonal psychology is a branch of psychology that studies altered states of the human psyche, such as spiritual crisis, stress and ecstasy.

The theory of the vast possibilities of altered states of mind emerged in the late 1960s in the U.S., spun off from humanistic psychology.

Transpersonal experience and altered consciousness
Transpersonal psychologists assign a special role to understanding religious.
