Description
This is a serious academic work that bridges Indian philosophical traditions with modern psychological science. If you’re researching consciousness, meditation practices, or how indigenous systems understand the mind — this book offers a unique, evidence-based perspective that Western psychology often overlooks. It’s thoughtfully written for psychology students, researchers, and anyone curious about how Indian thought traditions approach internal mental states. The theory-to-practice approach makes complex ideas accessible without dumbing them down.
- Language: English
- Dimensions: 25 x 15 x 5 cm
- ISBN-10: 9384721808
- ISBN-13: 978-9384721800
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the focus of this book on Indian psychology?
This book examines how Indian psychological traditions understand internal mental states — consciousness, awareness, and subjective experience — through both theoretical frameworks and practical applications. It bridges classical Indian philosophy with contemporary psychological science, offering insights that complement Western psychology approaches.
Is this book suitable for psychology students in India?
Yes, absolutely. This is an academic text designed for graduate-level students, researchers, and psychology professionals interested in Indian psychology, consciousness studies, and comparative psychology. It’s well-researched and theory-grounded.
Does the book include practical applications?
Yes. The ‘practice’ component covers how Indian psychological theories apply in real-world settings — from meditation and mindfulness practices to clinical applications. It’s not purely theoretical; it bridges both worlds.
Where can I buy this book online in India?
You can purchase this book at The Bookish Owl at ₹600. We deliver across India with convenient payment options. It’s in stock and ready to ship.
How does this compare to Western psychology textbooks?
While Western psychology focuses heavily on individual pathology and behaviorism, Indian psychology emphasizes holistic wellness, consciousness, and interconnection. This book helps you understand these differences and their practical implications.
