Wonder if any has experience on Buddhist pscychology.
I started the the comprehensive Manual of Abhidhamma of Bhikkhu Bodhi and the book is remarkable but seems to lack a functional or practical viewpoint.
Wonder if any has experience in the field and can recommend books or web pages on the topic.
Kind regards
Mapletree
I read somewhere on the IBC website how they offer(ed) a course in Buddhist psychology.
It possibly was one of those special courses offered from time to time.
You might want to ask the management.
No, I know no venue offering courses in Buddhist psychology; only one venue offering accredited courss in Indian/Vedic psychology.
#3Submitted by Suan Bee on Wed, 10/31/2012 - 08:35.
Hi, There two books written
Hi,
There two books written by Nina van Gorkom and can be downloaded from
www.zolag.co.uk
These are:
van Gorkom, N. (2011). Introduction to the Abhidhamma. London: Zolag.
van Gorkom, N. (2010). The Conditionality of Life: An Outline of the Twenty-Four Conditions as taught in the Abhidhamma. London: Zolag.
The explanation seems a bit easier to understand.
Regards, Mahendra
IBC
I read somewhere on the IBC website how they offer(ed) a course in Buddhist psychology.
It possibly was one of those special courses offered from time to time.
You might want to ask the management.
No, I know no venue offering courses in Buddhist psychology; only one venue offering accredited courss in Indian/Vedic psychology.
IBC
Yes, Buddhist Psychotherapy will be one of the topics delivered in the third year so every Master Degree student will be taking this subject.
free ITUNES course
https://itunes.apple.com/itunes-u/psychology-107-001-fall-2010/id3915389...
Free ITUNES course:
Buddhist Psychology - iTunes - Eleanor Rosch, UC Berkeley
http://elearning.ibc.ac.th/ME6210
IBC's own BUDDHIST PSYCHOTHERAPY COURSE