How can spiritual realization be connected with the psychological insights of the West? How can we align the development of the individual with the spiritual quest for reconciliation that lies beyond the self? John Welwood addresses these questions with extraordinary care and depth. His psychology of enlightenment brings together three essential areas of human existence - personal, interpersonal, and transpersonal - which have not been integrated into a cohesive framework by any single Western or Eastern tradition. In this comprehensive view, encompassing both theory and practice, the integration of the psychological and spiritual aspects of our being emerges as a central theme.