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Roberto Assagioli was an influential Italian psychologist best known for founding Psychosynthesis, a therapeutic approach that integrates psychological principles with spiritual insights. Born in 1893 and passing away in 1974, he blended Western psychology with Eastern philosophy and Theosophy, creating a holistic method that emphasizes self-discovery and the role of the will. Assagioli's work includes seminal books like "Psychosynthesis" and "The Act of Will," which explore techniques such as reflective, receptive, and creative meditation. He was also involved in spiritual groups and esoteric studies, founding organizations that propagated his ideas globally. His legacy continues through psychosynthesis centers worldwide, reflecting a lasting impact on both psychology and spirituality.