Vibrational psychology

Vibrational psychology is a neologism for a set of ontologies based on the field of transpersonal psychology, that each "vibrates with the Truth".

Words have subtle, connotative meaning; unconscious motives effect nuances in speech; the unconscious interpets through metaphor and archetype; beliefs unify speakers and listeners; and power employs physics.

Vibrational psychology finds its use in transpersonal psychotherapy, where highly sophisticated speakers employ guided meditation, intuition, and group therapy sessions:

• to interpret dreams;
• to analyze relationships;
• to assess claims of fact or fiction;
• to enable healing from disease or addiction;
• to effect desired changes in one's life; and
• to fulfill human potential

Proponents claim: that power is a motivating force in human endeavour; that understanding why such problems as depression or other affective disorders manifest is a key to their treatment; that social and historical context is necessary for this understanding; that you cannot analyze and treat individuals in-isolation-from their community/culture/society; and that correct application of the technique requires extremely careful use of language (because the unconscious interprets things literally) and therefore should be performed only by trained counsellors.