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This book explores mindbody philosophy from an Asian perspective. It sheds new light on a problem central in modem Western thought. Yuasa shows that Eastern philosophy has generally formulated its view of mindbody unity as an achievementa state to be acquiredrather than as essential or innate. Depending on the individuals own developmental state, the mindbody connection can vary from near dissociation to almost perfect integration. Whereas Western mindbody theories have typically asked what the mindbody is, Yuasa asks how the mindbody relation varies on a spectrum from the psychotic to the yogi, from the debilitated to the athletic, from the awkward novice to the master musician. Yuasa first examines various Asian texts dealing with Buddhist meditation, kundalini yoga, acupuncture, ethics, and epistemology, developing a concept of the dark consciousness (not identical with the psychoanalytic unconscious) as a vehicle for explaining their basic view. He shows that the min
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The book has some fascinating ideas about mind-body connections, but I found certain parts pretty dense. It took me a while to get through the chapters. Still, it's a great addition to my collection on Buddhist studies.
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Emily Rodriguez
Interesting but dense
The book has some fascinating ideas about mind-body connections, but I found certain parts pretty dense. It took me a while to get through the chapters. Still, it's a great addition to my collection on Buddhist studies.
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Akira Tanaka
Great insights into Eastern philosophy
I recently started reading 'The Body Toward an Eastern Mindbody Theory' and it's been eye-opening! The blend of English and Japanese editions really helps me grasp the concepts better. Highly recommend for anyone interested in Buddhist studies.
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Akira Tanaka
Great insights into Eastern philosophy
I recently started reading 'The Body Toward an Eastern Mindbody Theory' and it's been eye-opening! The blend of English and Japanese editions really helps me grasp the concepts better. Highly recommend for anyone interested in Buddhist studies.
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Sarah Johnson
Arrived damaged, disappointed
I was excited to get this book, but it arrived with a dented cover and some pages bent. The content looks promising, but the packaging could have been much better. Not what I expected for the price.
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