Buddhist Psychology
Reflections on Buddhist philosophy, psychology, and mindfulness—exploring consciousness, suffering, and the nature of mind through science and contemplative wisdom.
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I Asked a 98-Year-Old Monk: “Why Do People Who Once Loved Each Other Become Strangers?” — His Answer Was Quiet but Painful
That afternoon, it had just rained.
The stone path in the temple courtyard was still wet.
Drops of water slid slowly from the edge of the roof.
Everything felt unusually quiet.
I sat beside the old monk for a while before speaking.
The...
You’re Not in Love With Them — You’re in Love With a Memory
There is a kind of moment that feels simple on the surface
but becomes complicated very quickly inside.
You are not thinking about the past.
You are just living your day.
Then something small happens.
A name appears.
A place you pa...
The Dark Psychological Truth Behind King Ajātaśatru’s Story
A Modern Psychological Retelling
In ancient India, there was a kingdom called Magadha. The crown prince was named Ajātaśatru, the son of King Bimbisāra.
From childhood, he was loved and raised as the future heir to the throne. Everyth...
After 70 Years of Buddhist Practice, a 98-Year-Old Monk Gave Me the Most Painfully Honest Answer About Human Suffering
It was late afternoon when I asked him that question.
The temple was quiet that day.
A few leaves moved across the stone ground as the wind passed through the courtyard.
I remember sitting there longer than usual before speaking.
Becaus...
When Even “Enlightenment” Can Be a Trap
There is a warning hidden in Buddhist texts that modern readers rarely notice.
It is not about suffering.
It is about something more subtle—and more dangerous:
Not everything that feels “spiritual” is actually liberating.
In the Mahāp...
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Buddhist Psychology explores the intersection of Buddhist philosophy, mindfulness, and modern psychology. We examine awareness, suffering, and the mind through both contemplative wisdom and contemporary science.
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