Psychology & Buddhism.pdf

Subject Index 305
Responsibility (cont.)
personal (cont.)
daseinsanalytic concept of, 142–145, 151
relationship with social responsibility, 152
proactive versus passive, 151
social, 23–24
Buddhist concept of, 150–152
daseinsanalytic concept of, 149–150, 151–152
relationship with personal responsibility, 152
Reveille for Radicals; Rules for Radicals
(Alinsky), 176
Rights
“eight,” 21
of nature, 247
Right understanding, 149
Rinpoche, Akong Tulku, 28
Rogerian therapy, 54
Rohini River, 262
Rokuharamitsu Sutra, 111
Role structure, empowering opportunity, 187–
188
Rolland, Romain, 107
Rubin, Jeffrey, 55, 57–58
Rwanda, Tutsi-Hutu conflict in, 220
St. Atisa, 86
St. Augustine, 46
Sakya clan, 262
Sãla (good character), 163–164
Samatha (calming), 260, 264
Samuria warriors, Zen Buddhism of, 32
Samyutta Nikaya, 152, 156
Sangha, 23, 262, 263
consensus-building in, 265, 266
of Soka Gakkai, 39
Sanghamitta, 25
Sarvodaya Shramadana Movement, 210–211
Satori: see Enlightenment
Scapegoating, 220, 229
Schizophrenia, 144–145
School of Youth for Social Service, 268
Science
adverse environmental effects of, 252–253
human differentiated from natural, 132–135
metaphysics of, 126
Newtonian, 46
paradigms in, 132–133, 134
Scientists, involvement in public policy, 30
Second Noble Truth, 20
Secularism, 126
Self
Buddhist concepts of, 20, 23, 79–80, 181–182
“compassionate oneness,” 18
five aggregates doctrine, 146, 147
in Hinayana (Theravada) Buddhism, 108, 109
in Mahayana Buddhism, 108–109
in Nichiren Buddhism, 179
vipassana meditation-related, 25–26
definition of, 225
development of, 64
ethnicity-based misconceptions about, 226
lesser, 226–227
psychoanalytic concepts of
comparison with Buddhist concepts, 108–
110
object relations theory of, 109, 110
true, 225–229
understanding of, 106
Western concept of, 181
Self-change, 37
Self-control, 37, 111, 118
Self-dehumanization, 226
Self-discipline, 148
Self-identity, 222
development of, 225–226
Self-psychology, 108
Self-recognition, analytical, 155–156
Self-reflection, 148
Self-responsibility, 37
Self-understanding, ontological versus otic, 144
Sensuality, harmful, Buddhism’s precept
against, 164
Sentient beings, 233, 241, 242
defilement of, 245
parity between, 152
realm of, 243
Sexual misconduct, Buddhism’s precept
against, 23, 164, 260–261
Shakubuku, 35
Shakya clan, 16
Shakyamuni: see Buddha
Shamelessness, 163
Shantideva, 280
Sharpe, Eric, 266
Shinto, 32
“Ship to Cross the Sea of Suffering, A”
(Nichiren Daishonin), 183
Shorui, 241
Shotoku, Emperor, 31–32
Siddhartha Gautama: see Buddha