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An Integralism is thus characteristic of all Indian Psychology. However, at the hands of Sri Aurobindo, it receives an elaborate treatment, which enables Indian psychology to take the form of a well-developed Integral Psychology.
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The passage says that Indian psychology is generally “integral,” meaning it treats human experience as a connected whole rather than as separate parts. It then credits Sri Aurobindo with developing this idea in greater detail, so that it becomes a more fully organized approach called Integral Psychology.
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