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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Buddhist psychology"”.
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The influence of Hindu-Buddhist psychology and philosophy on J. D. Salinger's fiction
… about Salinger's fiction is his use of Hindu-Buddhist philosophic and mystical concepts. His fiction often creates the impression that the author is indulging in cultural disloyalty: rejecting Western and Judeo-Christian values while exalting Eastern values. If this is so, Luce’s remark to …
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An Experiential Perspective on the Buddhist Not-Self: Implications for Western Psychology
The Buddhist concept of “mindfulness” has had a large impact on Western psychological interventions over the past 20 years. Several new treatments that draw directly on mindfulness practices have been developed and found to be efficacious (Baer, 2006). The concepts of mindfulness and mindfulness …
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An Experiential Perspective on the Buddhist Not-Self: Implications for Western Psychology
The Buddhist concept of “mindfulness” has had a large impact on Western psychological interventions over the past 20 years. Several new treatments that draw directly on mindfulness practices have been developed and found to be efficacious (Baer, 2006). The concepts of mindfulness and mindfulness …
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The Inheritance of this Moment: An Exploration of Temporality, Subjectivity, and Liberation in Non-Dual Contemplative Practice and Psychotherapy
… a secularized practice with roots in Buddhist contemplative traditions, has largely unfolded within a dualistic framework in which subject and object are separate from one another as well as from a discrete entity called a moment. While widely appreciated for its capacity to foster …
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A study of Master Yinshun’s Weishixue tanyuan 唯識學探源: an intellectual prehistory of the Yogācāra
… continuous line of development from the earliest Buddhist sources to the mature Yogācāra. The purpose of this project is not to undermine Yinshun's project, but to reveal how a traditional Buddhist master in the modern period justified a form of Buddhism to itself using Buddhist criteria. Yinshun …