Foundations of Indian Psychology Volume 2: Practical Applications
Foundations of Indian Psychology: Volume One had laid the groundwork for a new study in psychology based on the fascinating theoretical and conceptual insights that Indian thought offers. Carrying forward the endeavour to broaden the view of its readers, Foundations of Indian Psychology: Volume Two, / focuses on the practical applications of the Indian influences in Psychology.
Second in a two-part series, this book discusses aspects of psychology vis-à-vis Health, Education and Social Issues. With a result-based orientation, the seventeen essays in the volume analyze how the theories and concepts discussed in the previous volume can be used to address issues plaguing modern society.
This book allows students and scholars of psychology, philosophy, sociology and religion as well as the general reader to apply these practices in his every-day understanding of the world.
Table of Content
Preface
Karan Singh
Acknowledgements
The Editors
Introduction
R. M. Matthijs Cornelissen, Girishwar Misra, Suneet Varma
The psychological perspectives of our times...
Three shifts of a rhythm
Aster Patel
I. Health and Healing
Introduction
- The philosophy of healing in Indian medicine
Kapil Kapoor
- Integral psychology: More than a tool for health and happiness
R. L. Bijlani
- Folk wisdom and traditional healing practices: Some lessons for modern psychotherapies
Ajit K. Dalal
- Psychotherapy and Indian thought
Alok Pandey
- Psychotherapy and Integral Yoga Psychology
Michael Miovic
- Concept and scope of pratyâhâra in management of mental health
K. M. Tripathi
II. Education
Introduction
- Integral education: An application of Indian psychology
Neeltje Huppes
- The blending of healing and pedagogy in Âyurveda
P. Ram Manohar
- Situating teacher education in the Indian context: A paradigm shift
Bharati Baveja
- Krishnamurti and value education
Vinita Kaushik Kapur
- Education for life: The Mirambika experience
Anjum Sibia
III. Social issues
Introduction
- Exploring the images used for the individual–organization interface: Experiences and reflections
Anand Prakash
- Broadening of consciousness: A healing process among the survivors of the Kachchh earthquake
Kumar Ravi Priya
- Resolution of social conflicts: An Indian model
Raghubir Singh Pirta
- Lâlan-pâlan: A psycho-spiritual experience for the Indian mother
Anjali Singh
- Being human the Sikh way: Some psychological reflections
Preeti Kapur & Girishwar Misra
- Organizational transformation through consciousness-centred training: A case study from the Indian Army
Kittu Reddy
Glossary of words of Sanskrit or Pali origin
The contributors
Index
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Salient Features
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