Buddhist Psychology by Amal K. Barua
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ISBN No. : 81-7211-282-0
Book Name : Buddhist Psychology
Author/s name/s : Barua Amal K.
Publisher Name : Northern Book Centre
Publishing Year : 2010
Book Price (Printed) : INR 450
Book Price (Our Price) : INR 405
Book Size : 22 x 14 cm.
Book Page : xvi + 134
Book Weight : 350 gms
Mind is a problematic concept; sundry attempts have already been made from different view points to clear up the problem. However, in this book an endeavour has been made to deal with the problem from Buddhist point of view. An attempt has been made not only to show how Mind functions, rather the task is undertaken to reveal what Mind is. Of course, Mind is not a material object, it is a stream of consciousness, a flow of thought and the body which rooms it is, according to Buddha, an aggregate of four great elements.
Dr Ambedkar’s Approach to Buddhism
by Mungekar B.L.
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ISBN No. : 81-7211-296-3
Book Name : Dr Ambedkar’s Approach to Buddhism
Book sub-title : Towards A Socio-Cultural and Democratic Revolution
Author/s name/s : Mungekar B.L.
Publisher Name : Northern Book Centre
Publishing Year : 2010
Book Price (Printed) : INR 200
Book Size : 22 x 14 cms
Book Page : x + 38 (includes 2 colourd photographs)
This book, probably for the first time, considers how Dr Ambedkar’s historic conversion to Buddhism in 1956, in Nagpur, with lacs of his followers, was a step towards carrying out a socio-cultural and democratic revolution in India.
Dr. Ambedkar held that a religious or cultural revolution always precedes a political revolution. According to the author, India’s resolution to establish a new social order based on the principles of Liberty, Equality, Fraternity and Justice as enshrined in her constitution, is a peaceful democratic revolution.
Viewed in this context, the author argues that, by bringing back Buddhism to its place of origin,
Dr. Ambedkar sought to provide the cultural foundation to India’s post-Independence socio political revolution.
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