Buddhist Psychology

Both Bull and Self Transcended, by Tomikichiro Tokuriki

Life is full of unsatisfactoriness caused by aversion and desire (two sides of the same coin). There's a way to get past this cause. You may not be able to change the world, but you can change your mind. Since you're a part of it all, everything being linked in a web of interdependent origination... And so on.

Becoming Whole: Applied Psychoses Analytical Psychology and Zen Buddhism

Buddhist Psychology

Zen and the Art of Imitating the Ineffable by John E. McCloud

Dark Buddha: Moral Responsibility in Apocalypse Now When it comes to the extremes of war it can be difficult to distinguish between what is genuinely insane vs. exteme failure of moral responsibility.

External Links

Buddhist Psychology from Dr. C. George Boeree's online Personality Theories textbook

Buddhist Meditation and Personal Construct Psychology A comparison of Buddhist psychology and George Kelly's personal construct psychology, by Phouttasone (Pilou) Thirakoul.

Buddhist Meditation and Depth Psychology by Douglas M. Burns

Still Crazy after all these Years: Why Meditation isn’t Psychotherapy A cautionary paper by Patrick Kearney.

Meditation and Consciousness: A Dialogue Between a Meditation Teacher and a Psychologist An Interview with Shinzen Young by Charles T. Tart, Senior Research Fellow, Institute of Noetic Sciences

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