Kenneth Sørensen

I met Kenneth as a teacher when I studied Psychosynthesis.

December 29th 2025 we will meet again. 

Our theme of Contemplation for this bodyTALKs~section will be "Death".





What is Psychosythesis?

Psychosynthesis is a psychology of self and social development that applies psychological methods to achieve greater presence, authenticity, and harmony among people, groups and societies.


Psychosynthesis is an integrative psychology that combines Eastern wisdom about the Self with Western knowledge of the unconscious. Its aim is to formulate a vision of humanity and its potential.


Essential to Psychosynthesis is Assagioli’s egg diagram, a description of the individual illustrating the interaction between our conscious and unconscious aspects.


The lower part of the diagram illustrates the lower unconscious. This corresponds to Freud’s ID and contains our basic drives, our survival and security needs.

The middle area illustrates the middle unconscious. This contains the energies, resources and values of the conscious part of our personality. This area represents our self-esteem, our need for recognition and self-actualization. It is here that we become a self-conscious person.

The upper part of the diagram illustrates the superconscious. This contains our spiritual aspect, our access to sublime creativity, to meaning, purpose, and experiences of interconnectedness.

Energies flow between the individual and the collective. Above and outside the egg diagram is the collective unconscious. Here we can access the collective ideas, images and experiences of humanity.

The conscious “I” rests in the middle of the diagram. This is our self-awareness, what we can call “the observer.” Here we gather all our psychological resources into an independent identity. Assagioli’s definition of “I” differs from that of other psychologies. He believes that the “I” is not our thoughts, feelings, or senses, but a centre of pure consciousness and will. His concept of identity is similar to that of eastern yogic philosophy.

The “I” have a field of consciousness where we become self-aware and where we can observe our thoughts, feelings, and sensations,  the so-called stream of consciousness.

The “I” is connected to the star at the top of the chart. This represents the soul or the “Transpersonal Self,” as Assagioli called it. The soul is our innermost essence, the spiritual core with which we are connected to life and awaken to our unified connectedness with humanity and nature. The soul contains our inherent goodness, truth, and beauty. It is the source of our need to make a difference in the world, the silent voice of our conscience.

Psychosynthesis is about integrating these elements in order to live a creative and meaningful life in harmonious interaction with the world.





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https://kennethsorensen.dk/en/psychosynthesis/






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Here's a sneak peak of December, if and when it calls yOu to follow his movement:



 

Dear Marian

The light in your heart is being born again as a renewal of your inner core

We are approaching Christmas, and the sacred energies of universal consciousness are beginning to touch us all — whether we believe in them or not. Since ancient times, this season has been honoured as the return of the solar lord, the birth of light in the cave of the heart: the emergence of the Christ consciousness, the divine flame present within each of us.

Love is pushing back

As the sun journeys through Sagittarius and culminates in Capricorn, this inner light makes a renewed effort to break free from trauma, egotism, and self-absorption. It does so through a longing for the universal good, for beauty, and for truth. In other words, Love is pushing back against whatever has closed our hearts to the living web of relationship — the eternal fabric of love that sustains all beings.

Signs of awakening

Sometimes we experience the love of our inner sun as a gentle fragrance of openness — a quiet longing for connection, meaning, and beauty. We soften. We melt into a deeper appreciation of everything that supports us in life. Gratitude, humility, and an unspoken trust in the transcendent-immanent Spirit arise almost without effort. At other times, however, we resist the expansion of our solar nature and fall into old pockets of loneliness, separation, and unresolved hurt toward those who have disappointed us.

Pain as an invitation to expansion

These reactions are not obstacles but invitations — opportunities to dissolve our old fortifications, to release the hardened positions and “justified” rejections that once protected us. They invite us to examine the rationalisations that kept our hearts closed because vulnerability once met rejection. Sometimes those closures were necessary; sometimes they were part of building resilience in a difficult environment. But at a certain point, the soul begins to knock on the inner door.

Can we let go?

We need that solar light, that sense of dignity and self-worth that arises from the lived experience of the sun in the heart. It is this inner being — connected to Universal Life, or more precisely being Universal Life — that is seeking liberation and embodiment in our everyday existence. During this month, a quiet but persistent question often intensifies:

Can we let go of old regrets and animosities?
Can we forgive ourselves and those who wounded us, so that something new can begin? Not from weakness, not by tolerating further harm, but from a place of strength, dignity, and higher aspiration — a commitment to act from the best in us and to become who we are capable of being.

The quiet whisper of love

This is the clarion call of the season. Yet it comes as a whisper — a subtle, steady voice beneath the noise of daily desires, fears, and regrets. That is why this is also a time for introspection, for entering the inner sanctuary where head and heart unite, and where wisdom and love meet in silent communion.

Yes — this is the month of the heart.

Much love

Kenneth