Foundations of Indian Psychology Volume 1: Theories and Concepts |
Contents
Introduction | 3 |
Psychology in India | 27 |
Psychological ideas in the Vedas and their relevance | 57 |
On the Vedic symbolism in the light of Sri Aurobindo | 68 |
Indian psychological thought in the age of globalization | 103 |
Introduction | 129 |
Models of personality in Buddhist psychology | 146 |
A new science of self personality | 170 |
Integrating yoga epistemology and ontology into | 288 |
Knowing in the Indian tradition | 312 |
What is knowledge? | 332 |
Why am I here? Implications of self and identity | 401 |
The principles and practice of karma yoga in the writings | 415 |
A narrative analysis of the | 451 |
Dualism and beyond | 468 |
Glossary of words of Sanskrit or Pali origin | 483 |
Common terms and phrases
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