Awakening and Insight: Zen Buddhism and Psychotherapy

SUBJECT INDEX

Note: page numbers in italics refer to diagrams.
Abhidharma 237
acceptance 192, 194, 196
active imagination 206, 212, 214
alaya-consciousness 223, 225, 227, 228, 237;
see also foundational consciousness
alone, capacity to be 85, 87, 151
alter ego 49
American Buddhism 9, 18, 66;
see also American Zen Buddhism
American Zen Buddhism:
of Asian American descent 147, 148;
Elite 148;
Ethnic 147;
of European American descent 147, 148;
Evangelical 148;
integration with psychotherapy 158;
meditation 148;
native-born converts 148;
new-wave Asian 148;
old-line Asian 148;
origins 145;
practitioners 147;
prevalence 147;
and psychotherapy 145;
typologies 147
Americans, Kyoto conference 1, 1, 3, 4, 5
analytical psychology 7, 118, 173, 208, 215;
see also depth psychology;
Jungian psychology
anger, keeping in check 94
anima/animus 51
anthropocentrism 57
anxiety:
reduction 149;

regarding death 111

archetypal theory 210

archetypes 50, 70, 139, 210, 227;

see also specific archetypes

at-one-ness 87

atman 112

attachment theory 211

attention:

non-judgemental 150, 151, 152, 177;

of the therapist 72, 79, 82, 152, 176, 248,

254;

wholehearted 81

attitudes, to suffering 111

autism 212

autotherapy 239

awakening 32, 41, 172, 229, 233, 237;

see also enlightenment

‘awareness of twoness’ 211, 212

bare attention 72;

see also attention;

of the therapist

behavioural dysregulation 192

being-in-the-soul 25

being-in-the-world 21, 22, 25

being-sive-not-being 189, 190, 196

Belgium 1

belief 23

Big Self 203

biological determinism 65, 67

Bodhisattva 34, 38

borderline personality disorder (BPD) 191,

193

breathing techniques 249

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