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  • VEN. PUNNAVAMSA 1

    Fundamentals of Buddhist Psychotherapy

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    Composed By Ven.Puavamsa

    In Buddhism, there are fundamentals of Buddhist Psychotherapy as follow: (1) Greed,

    Hatred, and Delusion, (2) Five groups of grasping, (3) Morality, Concentration, Wisdom, (4)

    Four Noble Truths, (5) Tadaga, Vikkhambhana, Samuccheda pahna, (6) Four kinds of Food, (7) Kamma and (8) Sabbsavasutta. Of them, the first group mentions about greed, hatred and delusion. We must understand them deeply as fundamental matters. In Visuddhimagga, we get

    six factors regarding with the character analysis of Lobha, Dosa, Moha, Sadd, Budhi and Vitakka.

    When Akusala roots are analyzed with final goal, in Buddhism they are always negative

    but they have always positive for worldling level. When greed is positive development it is

    enlightened to keep on from Dosa to Buddhi and Moha to Vitakka. Otherwise, there are four

    matters: Kamma, Citta, Utu, and Ahara in the Abhidhamma. These are the causes from one into

    another because of changed personality as Kamma. Citta mean consciousness influence the body

    it can changed due to the process also Utu the environment, everything change by one. Ahara,

    the body changes from one because of psychophysical problem. There is one to treat physical

    and mental problem associated with one by one.

    In Buddhism, there are five aggregates: matter, feeling, perception, mental and

    consciousness. In general, they associate with the mental and physical. Here mental are analysis

    into physical too. Thus, there are called fundamentals of Buddhist psychotherapy in field.

    Likewise, Lobha, Dosa, Moha, Alobha, Adoso, and Amoha are fundamental ground to examine

    whether wholesome or unwholesome. Anyhow, we could not develop anything without greed but

    Buddhism also does not deny it and in relation to the final goal but we must destroy Lobha so on.

    Otherwise, there are three Pahna, Tadangapahna, Vikhambanapahna and Samuccedapahna. They apply to respective with Sla, Samdhi and Panna to get rid of mental problems.

    Likewise, we have two approaching in Buddhism. There is behavioral approaching and

    cognitive. If you want to go to Majjhima Nikya, you see the Sabbsava Sutra. Sabbsava mean all kinds of cankers. The way to eradicate all cankers, desire and this is the way to realization of

    Nibbba. Otherwise, Sla mean good conduct also Samdhi and Pa. If you cant give cognitive development, you cant have insight meditation but to come to Samatha and Vipassan advised Sla. And Samatha Vipassan means cognitive modification also Bhvan is here very importance. But we see many ways to get rid of mental disorders and abnormal behaviors are

    psychiatry and such Sutra. Hence, Kamma mean cause and effect theory of Buddhist

    psychotherapy. They are much unsatisfactoriness in world to connect with economic and all but

    from morning to night people are facing problems. They are difference each other such and such

    of color, power and fortune because of Kamma.

    In conclusion of Satipathana Sutra, the Buddha taught the four Noble truths as follow.

    Dukkha, Samudaya, Magga, and Nirodha Sacc. Often I find that people have trouble with this practice because they are watching their thoughts, or their breath, from the vantage point of their

    personal consciousness rather than, as Buddha suggests, from a vantage point where

  • VEN. PUNNAVAMSA 2

    consciousness is carried beyond its functioning as a personal witness. Therefore having

    proceeded through the three previous Satipathanas and having arrived at the fourth, one need

    now, once more, to proceed watching ones body, mind psychotherapy and personality from the vantage point attained in the fourth Satipathana to reach realization of Nibbana.

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