modern psychology & the dharma 3: alternatives to repression, denial & avoidance

2015-12-22

This is the third in a series of self-contained talks covering some of the major ideas of modern psychology and how they intersect with the insights of the dharma. This talk introduces some of Anna Freud's ideas about defense mechanisms—repression, denial, deflection, intellectualization, etc—and useful ways to live with challenging impulses and energies.If you like this talk, please consider donating! In the 2,500 year old tradition I teach entirely by dana: in other words, I scrape by entirely on the generous donat...

This is the third in a series of self-contained talks covering some of the major ideas of modern psychology and how they intersect with the insights of the dharma.

This talk introduces some of Anna Freud's ideas about defense mechanisms—repression, denial, deflection, intellectualization, etc—and useful ways to live with challenging impulses and energies.

If you like this talk, please consider donating! In the 2,500 year old tradition I teach entirely by dana: in other words, I scrape by entirely on the generous donations of those who listen and get something from the teaching. The donation paypal button is in the right margin of this page.

Please check out dharmapunxnyc.com for info about classes and one-on-one counseling, retreats, etc. While I cannot promise to reply to emails, I do read them: korda.josh@gmail.com

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