Conceptions of the Self in Western and Eastern Psychology

Aug 01, 2014

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Conceptions of the Self in Western and Eastern Psychology. Philosophical Origins of the Soul. Freud- ego. Alfred Adler- “creative self”. Austin Powers: Are you Horney Baby?. Eric Fromm. Gordon Allport. B.F. Skinner. Carl Jung. Carl Rogers. Buddha: “awakened one”. Gestalt.

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Conceptions of the Self in Western and Eastern Psychology
Philosophical Origins of the Soul
Freud- ego
Alfred Adler- “creative self”
Austin Powers: Are you Horney Baby?
Eric Fromm

Gordon Allport
B.F. Skinner
Carl Jung
Carl Rogers
Buddha: “awakened one”
Gestalt
What picture does your mind create?

Non-Duality

When does it become a car?
The 5 Elements(form, feelings, perceptions, impulses, consciousness)
3 Characteristics(impermanent, suffering, non-self)
Interdependence
Dependent Origination
Indra’s Net
Hand Exercise
Where does the wave begin and end?
The Product of No-Self
So…

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