Titlebook: An Introduction to Buddhist Psychology; Padmasiri Silva Book 2005Latest edition M. W. Padmasiri de Silva 2005 cognition.emotion.intelligen

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-91950-3cate relationship between the body and mind in emotional experience. In the light of these new developments, a viable conceptual map of the mind-body relation in Buddhism would be very relevant. Why is this task important? As I have mentioned in a previous study, the Buddha has discouraged people fr

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Motivation and Emotions,d the goals of such behaviour. All three aspects may be regarded as stages in a cycle. Hunger as a motivational state would impel a person to seek food, appropriate behaviour which is instigated by this need would be the seeking of means to attain the end, and the alleviation of hunger would be the

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Buddhist Psychology and the West: An Encounter between Therapeutic Systems,onology and diverse means of exorcising evil spirits and demons. Some of the developing religious systems absorbed a part of the rites and ceremonies connected with these healing rituals. There were others who rejected the theory of demonic possession and put forward the counter-theory that mental i

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Health and Sickness in Buddhist Perspective,. Firstly, in what sense can we talk of concepts of mental health and sickness in Buddhism? Secondly, if Buddhism has significant insights on the nature of mental health and sickness, in what way can Buddhism be regarded as a ‘therapeutic system’? Thirdly, what are the most central therapeutic strat

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A Holistic Perspective on Emotion Theory and Therapy in Early Buddhism,rom the basic human predicament of .. Today, noteworthy research influenced by Buddhist techniques of meditation in the domains of psychology, medicine and neuroscience have opened up the question .? According to the hypothesis of ‘neuroplasticity’ developed by Richard Davidson the brain continually

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Claus Toni Haidn die Tiefen des Untergrundes, bei den Gro?beben bis zum Erdmittelpunkt, und ermittelte die ?nderung der Laufgeschwindigkeiten der Raumwellen als Funktion der Tiefe. Mars fand eine kontinuierliche und eine sprungweise ?nderung. Besonders aus letzterer ergab sich die Schichtung des Untergrundes; zuer