Kalachakra and Western Psychology: Holistic Life Series
Description
Dr Adrian Hekel is a western medical practitioner in Coffs Harbour, New South Wales Australia, who specializes in psychological medicine and trauma therapy. He has also been a keen student of Tibetan Buddhism for almost 20 years, having worked with Khentrul Rinpoche and the Tibetan Buddhist Rime Institute for over 15 years. In this conversation, we will discuss how the principles of Kalachakra and modern psychology integrate and how we can explore our inner landscape through different lenses to a happier and more holistic existence.
Transcript
0:00 Introduction
0:08 What is Land of Shambhala
2:01 Dr. Adrian Hekel
8:45 How do external reality, internal reality and Kalackara relate to psychology
39:06 How do methods of psychology integrate spirituality in healing trauma
45:30 How do people cope with trauma
52:15 Kalachakra and modern psychology
1:00:16 Vajrasattva and modern psychology
1:03:02 Guru Yoga and modern psychology
1:13:56 Recovering from trauma: to forgive or to forget
1:17:12 Concept of Karma relating to psychology
1:19:41 End of Q and A
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