Titlebook: An Introduction to Buddhist Psychology; Padmasiri Silva Book 1991Latest edition M. W. Padmasiri de Silva 1991 cognition.emotion.Motivation

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Motivation and Emotions,iduals approach; others of a negative nature, which individuals try to avoid. Where the motivating states have a clear physiological base, the goals are relatively fixed — as in the need for sleep or food — whereas there will be a greater degree of flexibility and variation in the case of the desire for fame, status, position, etc.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-86356-1ure of consciousness and the psychology of human behaviour. In fact Robert H. Thouless, the Cambridge psychologist, distinctly comments on the contemporary relevance of the psychological reflections of the Buddha: ‘Across the gulf of twenty-five centuries we seem to hear in the voice of the Buddha the expression of an essentially modern mind.’.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-86356-1ontrol of the sense organs (.) that a person can master his desires. When a person is able to control his sense organs, he will remain unaffected by sensory stimuli and indifferent to them, whether they be pleasant or unpleasant..

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Basic Features of Buddhist Psychology,ure of consciousness and the psychology of human behaviour. In fact Robert H. Thouless, the Cambridge psychologist, distinctly comments on the contemporary relevance of the psychological reflections of the Buddha: ‘Across the gulf of twenty-five centuries we seem to hear in the voice of the Buddha the expression of an essentially modern mind.’.

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Buddhist Psychology and the West: An Encounter between Therapeutic Systems,connected with these healing rituals. There were others who rejected the theory of demonic possession and put forward the counter-theory that mental illness was due to the malfunction of the brain. But there was no clear scientific analysis of behaviour disorders until the beginning of the twentieth century.

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Health and Sickness in Buddhist Perspective,e of mental health and sickness, in what way can Buddhism be regarded as a ‘therapeutic system’? Thirdly, what are the most central therapeutic strategies of Buddhism and some of the specific techniques? In discussing these issues, material will be drawn basically from the early Buddhist tradition.