Coursera – Buddhist and Modern Psychology

The Dalai Lama said that Buddhism was a form of meditation. and Science and science are inextricably compatible and Western scholars have been encouraged to critically review both the Format File and the Format File: [30 files, MP4] File size: 2.341GB

Coursera – Buddhist and Modern Psychology

The Dalai Lama said that Buddhism was a form of meditation. and Science and science are inextricably compatible and Western scholars have been encouraged to critically examine the meditative practice. and Buddhist Ideas about the human brain. Many scientists have different ideas. and This challenge has been taken up by philosophers. Brain scans have been done on meditators and Philosophical examinations of Buddhist doctrines.

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Darwin has been discussed. and The Buddha: Get up early Buddhist Descriptions of the mind and The evolution of psychology makes it particularly clear that the human condition is important. This course will analyze how Buddhism fared under such scrutiny. Are neuroscientists beginning to understand meditation? “works”? Would such an understanding validate meditation—or might physical explanations of meditation undermine the spiritual significance attributed to it? How do some of the fundamentals of meditation work? Buddhist Do claims about the human mind being able to hold up? We’ll pay special attention to some highly counterintuitive doctrines: that the self doesn’t exist, and A lot of what we perceive as reality is, in some ways, illusory. These claims are radical and illogical, but they do make some sense given modern psychology. What does this mean for our lives? Meditation can make us happier and more fulfilled. You can access all the features of the course for free. The certificate is not awarded upon completion.

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