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It is amazing how ancient Indians were preoccupied with coming
up with various theories about the mind. These theories were not
aimed at understanding the mind, the way our modern neuroscience
does. But they were driven by practical applications.
One such theory of mind was Buddhist theory of mind as recorded
in the Buddhist scripture, namely the Abhidamma Pitaka. Based on this
theory, Buddhists developed various meditative practices. We will
discuss this Buddhist theory of mind in this episode.
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By Dr.King, Swami Satyapriya[Quick links]
[Pause]
It is amazing how ancient Indians were preoccupied with coming
up with various theories about the mind. These theories were not
aimed at understanding the mind, the way our modern neuroscience
does. But they were driven by practical applications.
One such theory of mind was Buddhist theory of mind as recorded
in the Buddhist scripture, namely the Abhidamma Pitaka. Based on this
theory, Buddhists developed various meditative practices. We will
discuss this Buddhist theory of mind in this episode.