MUMBAI, India, Oct. 26 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202641121162 A) filed by Christ University on October 09, 2026, for Grace-Based Transpersonal Intervention (gbti).
Inventors include Maria Sonia; and Dr. Hemanthakumara V.
The application for the patent was published on October 23, 2026, under issue no. 43/2026.
Abstract: Grace-Based Transpersonal Intervention (GBTI) is a specific framework developed within the domain of transpersonal psychology. As transpersonal psychology focuses on integral transformation and the holistic experiences of the individuals, this model utilizes multiple theoretical perspectives to develop a solid framework within transpersonal psychology, specifically Ken Wilber's three-stage model, Pamela Reed's self-transcendence theory, Ryfr s psychological well-being, and Fisher's spiritual well-being. These theories are integrated into the Catholic dimensions of grace. GBTI comprises eight specific modules with distinct contents that focus on integral and holistic healing for a deeper transformation of the individuals. The six experiential exercises proposed in this model are intended to initiate a transpersonal transcendence through drawing, writing, breathing, and speaking. The purpose of this model is to enable individuals to realize their full transpersonal potential through their relevant religious practices, aiming at self-transcendence through multiple life hurdles. This model is administered over eight weeks, with one guided session per week. With a focus on the full range of life experiences, participants are asked to practice the six proposed exercises daily. This process can gradually help the individual heal the broken ego in the pre-personal and personal domains, culminating in an ego-diminished transpersonal state and, ultimately, in becoming a 'transpersonal being'.
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