The Brahmaviharas in Buddhist Philosophy for Health and Clinical Teaching: A Pathway to Mindfulness and Well-being
Journal of Cambodian Health September 4, 2025 Sethul Hoeur, Sambath Cheab, Tineke Water
This commentary examines the relevance of the Brahmaviharas —loving-kindness (Metta), compassion (Karuna), sympathetic joy (Mudita), and equanimity (Upekkha) —within Buddhist philosophy as a culturally grounded framework for wellbeing and emotional resilience in the Cambodian context. Integrated into clinical teaching, these virtues can contribute to better patient outcomes and the future...
DOI: 10.70243/jch2025.3103 (opens in new tab)
Buddhism
Mindfulness
Buddhist philosophy
Psychotherapist
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