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The Buddhist Approach
to Life vs. Western Science
"In the Western psychology, there is
an assumption that everything must be accounted for within this
lifetime," says
Dalai Lama of Tibet.
"So, when you can't explain what is causing
certain behaviors or problems, the tendency is to always attribute
it to the unconscious. It's a bit like you've lost something and you
decide that the object is in this room. And once you have decided
this, then you've already fixed your parameters; you've precluded
the possibility of its being outside the room or in another room. So
you keep on searching and searching, but you are not finding it, yet
you continue to assume that it is still hidden somewhere in the
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Best Life Advices
Buddha's Path to Liberation
Dalai Lama's Life Advices
Metaphorical Life Advices
Life, Soul after Death
Life Symphony
Create Your Fate
Discover Your True Self
Dare To Be Your True Self |
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