Titlebook: Eastern Religions, Spirituality, and Psychiatry; An Expansive Perspec H. Steven Moffic,Rama Rao Gogineni,Ahmed Hankir Book 2024 The Editor(

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Eastern Spirituality and Mental Health: Beyond the Mindically, whilst religion appears to have little relevance in many twenty-first-century communities, Eastern mystical concepts based on Zen and mindfulness (e.g. DBT/mindfulness CBT) are being adopted for the management of patients with complex mental health needs..The chapter concludes by comparing t

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Learning About Death and Dying in the Eastern Traditionsn the context of this book, the so-called Eastern religions and spirituality can offer other approaches for all to consider. Here is what I have learned so far, rightly or wrongly, in my Eastern journey and search for knowledge.

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Spirituality: Relationship with Religion, Health, Wisdom, and Positive Psychiatryhy and compassion, emotional regulation, self-reflection, social advising, tolerance of diverse perspectives, and spirituality. Several large clinical investigations including a longitudinal one and also biological investigations using electroencephalography and microbiome have shown a significant i

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Basic Principles and Clinical Aspects of Buddhism in Psychotherapynto the traps of dualism and extremism, and Dependent Origination, deep insight into the true interdependent nature of all existence and nonexistence..Western psychological adoption of Buddhism tends to focus mostly on secular and circumscribed aspects that have immediate applicability to perceived

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Deeper Understanding of Self and Psychiatry: Personal Insights from a Tribal Buddhist in North Indiandparents, parents, upbringing, medical education, psychiatry training, personal growth endeavors, self-discovery, and Buddhist practice. Throughout this exploration, a wide range of emotions unfold, from excruciating emotional pain, anxiety, and fear to intimate moments of pleasure and gratificatio

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