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For those of you who have read the previous articles in ‘A World Apart’ you may remember I wrote that the ‘transformational journey’ is a journey back to your Self. I also considered what is Self. We all operate out of different parts of ourselves and in psychosynthesis, parts are referred to as subpersonalities.
As I write this article I am returning from Hong Kong. A place which, for me, represents ‘A World Apart’. This visit was the 16th time I have stayed in Hong Kong. I once lived there and a part of me feels that it is my true home. Whilst it’s no longer my physical home it is one of the places that I visit where the ‘Self’ in me feels at home.
I will share a little of why I experience Hong Kong in this way.
I’m fastening my bootlaces and preparing to travel. I want to provide a bit of perspective to this journey in such a way that my words will resonate for others – to find the courage to live ‘A World Apart’. Currently, I live a lot of my life in the corporate world of business, before this I lived a huge part of my life in the academic world and before that in the creative world of parenting, yet wherever I have lived a part of me was - and is - in ‘A World Apart’.
From psychosynthesis psychology we understand that we operate out of different parts of ourselves. In psychosynthesis these parts are known as subpersonalities.
