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Psychological Studies

ISSN 0033-2968

2 papers in the library · 4 citations · publishing 2012

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Some Aspects of Empathy in the Process of Psychotherapy: Learning from Indian Tradition

Psychological Studies December 1, 2012 Raghubir Singh Pirta 4 citations

This article focuses on some practices in Indian tradition as interventions for enhancing empathy among aspiring psychotherapists. In this venture, author after briefly looking into the evolution of pro-social behavior, it defines basic nature of bond formation between therapist and client, and then summarizes findings of studies on Eastern meditational practices in the context of empathy....

Psychology in Indian Tradition

Psychological Studies December 1, 2012 K. Ramakrishna Rao

In the Indian tradition, psychology is the study of the person (jiva). The person is a composite of consciousness, mind and body, a unique blend of thought, passion and action. Consciousness is perceived as changeless and the permanent base of all knowledge and awareness. Mind is the interfacing instrumentality, a necessary link between consciousness and the body. The body is the physical base,...