A talk on the complimentary practices of Psychology and Spirituality.
Speaker: Yuriy
Time: 12:30pm - 2pm, Thursday December 6th, 2018.
Admittance: This event is open only to BC students.
Location: Student Building 2705 Campus Road 5th floor (Occidental Lounge), Brooklyn, NY 11210
Event is co-hosted by the BC Psychology Club and BC Society of Bioethics and Medicine.
Synopsis:
What do western psychology and the Vedanta spiritual tradition have in common? The former aims to heal psychopathology and the latter to realize one's True Self. Delving in we find that many of the practices overlap. The continued advances in modern psychology across schools of thought are beginning to correlate with the attainments of knowledge by Vedantic practitioners thousands of years ago. In this lecture, Yuriy will introduce the practice of Vedanta to the audience and discuss the common theories and practices with modern psychology.
Yuriy's Bio
Speaker: Yuriy
Time: 12:30pm - 2pm, Thursday December 6th, 2018.
Admittance: This event is open only to BC students.
Location: Student Building 2705 Campus Road 5th floor (Occidental Lounge), Brooklyn, NY 11210
Event is co-hosted by the BC Psychology Club and BC Society of Bioethics and Medicine.
Synopsis:
What do western psychology and the Vedanta spiritual tradition have in common? The former aims to heal psychopathology and the latter to realize one's True Self. Delving in we find that many of the practices overlap. The continued advances in modern psychology across schools of thought are beginning to correlate with the attainments of knowledge by Vedantic practitioners thousands of years ago. In this lecture, Yuriy will introduce the practice of Vedanta to the audience and discuss the common theories and practices with modern psychology.
Yuriy's Bio
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