Category:Buddhist psychology
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Subcategories
This category has the following 19 subcategories, out of 19 total.
Pages in category "Buddhist psychology"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 517 total.
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- Habitual tendencies
- Happiness
- Harmony
- Highest consciousness
- How Buddhist traditions are transforming - and being transformed - through their relation with Western psychology by Bhante Sujato
- HOW INNOVATIVE IS THE ĀLAYAVIJÑĀNA?
- How many bardos?
- How to Achieve Emotional Balance Dr. Ekman and the Dalai Lama in Discussion
- How to See Yourself As You Really Are
- Hrī
- Human nature
- Husserl’s Phenomenology
- Hyle
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- Iddhi-pāda
- Ignorance, Shamelessness, Recklessness and Restlessness
- Imag(in)ing the Buddhist Brain
- Imagination
- Imagination and Other Mental States
- Impurity
- In-between state
- Indestructible Heart Essence
- Indra's net
- Indriya
- Initiatory Automatism
- Insanity
- Intellectual
- Intuition vs. Logic
- Irshya
- Is Buddhism a form of psychology or psychotherapy?
- Is there a difference between the Mind and the Brain?
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- Main mind
- Mapping Your Mind: The Original Buddhist Psychology
- Matrix of Mystery in Transliteration
- Maya (Buddhist mental factor)
- Meditation as Becoming Aware of the Field of Awareness
- Meditational cessation
- Memories
- Memory
- Mental actions
- Mental Development
- Mental isolation
- Mental Phenomena
- Mental projection
- Mental state
- Mental-activities
- Middha
- Mind As Knower of Forms, And Awareness as The Knower of Being: A Phenomenological View
- Mind-wandering
- Mindfulness, Buddhism & Modern Psychology - Dr Steven Stanley - VIDEO
- Mindstream Approaches of Consciousness
- Mingling Minds
- Modern Psychology vs. Buddhist Psychology (1) /Video)
- Modern Psychology vs. Buddhist Psychology (2)Video
- Mrakśa
- Muṣitasmṛtitā
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- Paccaya
- Panna vimutti
- Parikamma-nimitta
- Passaddhi
- Paticca Samuppada - Dependent Origination
- Patisandhi
- Paṭibhāga-nimitta
- Philosophy and Psychology in the Abhidharma
- Physical Isolation
- Physical suppleness
- Pradāśa
- Pramāda
- Prasrabhi
- Pratyavekshanajnana
- Primary Minds and the 51 Mental Factors
- Principles of Buddhist Psychology
- Pristine cognition
- Pristine cognitions of reality
- Process-consciousness, Process-free Consciousness and the Purification of Consciousness
- Proposed Post Graduate Diploma course in Buddhist Psychology and Psychotherapy
- Protection from Spirit Harm
- Psychic projections and autonomous dimensions
- Psychological Interpreters of Buddhism
- PSYCHOLOGY OF BUDDHISM AND HEALING METHOD OF JAPANESE SELF-REFLECTION
- PSYCHOLOGY OF BUDDHIST MEDITATION
- Psychology, Physiology, and Cosmology by Dr. Peter Della Santina
- Pīti
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- Sabbanimittānaṃ amanasikārā
- Sabbe sankhārā
- Sakkāyadiṭṭhi
- Samatajnana
- Sarvajña
- Sarvastivada Abhidharma
- Sarvāstivāda doctrine
- Savitakka
- Saññā
- Saññā-vedayita-nirodha
- Saṅkhāra
- Self confidence
- Self nature
- Self-essence
- Selflessness
- Sense direct perceiver
- Sense power
- Sense-perception
- Sensorial
- Seven Bodhi Factors
- Seven Emotions
- Seven mental processes
- Sex and spirituality
- Signless
- Similar ideas between Buddhism and Western psychology
- Six domains
- Sixteen joys
- Some words about the term
- Sotāpanna
- Sotāpattisaṃyutta Connected Discourses on Stream-Entry
- State of cosmic consciousness
- State of mind
- Sthā
- Stress
- Styles of Thinking
- Subha-nimitta
- Sukha
- Super consciousness
- Superconsciousness
- Suppleness
- Supramundane consciousness
