prepersonal

The latter is a prepersonal pre-rational state of consciousness, occurring before the child is able to differentiate himself from his environment or during certain types of psychopathological regression.

Marco J. de Vries - An Existential–Spiritual View of the Nature of Man William Harryman 2009

Regarding religion, Ken Wilber, founder of Integral Psychology, sees it as reflecting prepersonal stages of personal and cultural development that are based on faith.

Think Progress » $2.2 billion. 2006

Wilbur argues that traditional psychology has tended to see transpersonal experience as a regression to prepersonal, primitive states of consciousness.

Jung, Washburn, Wilber and Assaglioli Tusar N Mohapatra 2006

The blob-types tend to be those who can't tolerate the rigors of of mature functioning (like having a job), and therefore take refuge in a detached, prepersonal cloud of "spirit," while the narcissistic types always require "disciples," which keeps alive the dialectic of their fantasized superiority, which is simultaneously overwrought and brittle.

One Cosmos 2009