Healing the Heart and Mind with Mindfulness: Ancient Path, Present Moment
Autor Malcolm Huxteren Limba Engleză Paperback – 11 feb 2016
This accessible, user friendly book provides strategies for healing the heart and mind. Malcolm Huxter introduces mindfulness as it is presented in Buddhist psychology and guides the reader through meditations in a systematic way. The practices are clearly explained and supported by relevant real life stories. Being aware that mindfulness and meditation are simple but not easy, Huxter guides the reader from the basics of mindfulness and meditation through to the more refined aspects. He provides a variety of different exercises and guided meditations so that individuals are able to access what suits them. The guided meditations can be streamed or accessed as free audio downloads.
Healing the Heart and Mind with Mindfulness is aimed at anyone who wishes to use mindfulness practices for psychological freedom. This book provides insight and clarity into the clinical and general applications of Buddhist mindfulness and will be of interest to mental health practitioners, students of mindfulness, professional mindfulness coaches and trainers, researchers and academics wishing to understand Buddhist mindfulness and the general public.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781138851351
ISBN-10: 1138851353
Pagini: 236
Ilustrații: 39 black & white illustrations, 3 black & white tables
Dimensiuni: 138 x 216 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.28 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Taylor & Francis
Colecția Routledge
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1138851353
Pagini: 236
Ilustrații: 39 black & white illustrations, 3 black & white tables
Dimensiuni: 138 x 216 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.28 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Taylor & Francis
Colecția Routledge
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom
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Public țintă
General, Professional, and Professional Practice & DevelopmentCuprins
Introduction. Four Realities: A Starting Point and a Final Destination. Having Purpose and Choosing Direction: Steps on a Path of Freedom. Meditation: Cultiving the Heart-Mind. Mindfulness of Thoughts and the Freedom to Choose to Engage or Not Engage. Emotions: Taming the Destructive and Cultivating Balance. Reactive Cyclic Patterns and Freedom From the Bind. Presence, Ongoing Practise and Aspirations for the Future. Appendix A. Appendix B. Appendix C.
Notă biografică
Malcolm Huxter has extensive personal experience in Buddhist meditation practices and is also a clinical psychologist. Huxter currently works as a clinical psychologist and teaches Buddhist meditation practices such as mindfulness and the cultivation of heart qualities (loving kindness, compassion, appreciative joy and equanimity) between his home in Northern NSW Australia and the UK.
Recenzii
"This is a wonderful book with many treasures. Written by a clinical psychologist, who has been deeply engaged with Buddhist practice for many years, his wisdom and experience of both Eastern and Western practices clearly shines through. Huxter not only has an extraordinary depth of knowledge but is a wonderful writer and makes complex things clear. I learnt a lot from this very accessible and wise book and will be returning to it many times; it is an illuminating gift to all those interested in this area and a must read." – Professor Paul Gilbert, PhD., FBPsS, OBE, Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
"It was become very popular nowadays to "secularize" Buddhism in such a way that it is stripped of the depth and richness of the practices and theories that are based on the Buddha's teachings and the wisdom that has grown from the Buddhist tradition. In a refreshing departure from this reductionist tendency, Malcolm Huxter has brought into dialogue many core themes of Buddhism with the practical concerns and insights of modern psychology. Authentic Buddhist practices and ideas have much to contribute to alleviating psychological distress and to cultivating exceptional states of mental health and balance, and this book has much to offer in this regard." - B. Alan Wallace, President, Santa Barbara Institute for Consciousness Studies
"This is a deeply sincere and touching integration of the core of Buddhist wisdom and modern psychology. It’s immediately practical, bringing the power of mindfulness and compassion to everyday life, and it also contains many guided meditations. Filled with the author’s own depth of practice, this is a life-changing book" - Rick Hanson, Ph.D., author of Buddha's Brain: The Practical Neuroscience of Happiness, Love, and Wisdom
"For therapists and others who wish to understand the roots of mindfulness, look no further. This book beautifully encapsulates the traditional literature on mindfulness and is written with the sensibility of a real-world psychotherapist and lifelong meditation practitioner. Importantly, the author unpacks how mindfulness is inextricably related to wisdom, compassion, and ethical behavior. As mindfulness goes mainstream, this book will surely be a valuable resource for curious minds." - Chris Germer, Clinical Instructor, Harvard Medical School, Author, The Mindful Path to Self-Compassion, Co-editor, Mindfulness and Psychotherapy
"[This] is a useful book. I found myself putting it to use almost immediately, and experienced changes in my own attitudes and approach to the world as I read through it and put it into practice. The book is inspiring... the immediate usefulness of much of the book is inspirational in itself.... I found a well-organized and practical path of personal discovery and equilibrium." - Lee David Perlman, Massachusetts Insitute of Technology, Metapsychology Online
"Unlike many books on mindfulness, Huxter has not divorced mindfulness from its roots in Buddhism, and this book provides a very accessible introduction to both key Buddhist teachings and the practice of mindfulness. Psychological concepts and Buddhist teachings are explained and then effectively demonstrated through client stories. The book begins with basic teachings but becomes more complex in each chapter. As a result, the book has much to offer to a wide range of readers including both those new to Buddhism and mindfulness and those with prior experience...I am sure this is a book I will return to for both the meditations and its general wisdom; I found it valuable for my own continuing education and for my spiritual care practice." -Rev. Vera O’Brien, Staff Chaplain, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Association of Professional Chaplains
"This is a wonderful book with many treasures. Written by a clinical psychologist, who has been deeply engaged with Buddhist practice for many years, his wisdom and experience of both Eastern and Western practices clearly shines through. Huxter not only has an extraordinary depth of knowledge but is a wonderful writer and makes complex things clear. I learnt a lot from this very accessible and wise book and will be returning to it many times; it is an illuminating gift to all those interested in this area and a must read." – Professor Paul Gilbert, PhD., FBPsS, OBE, Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
"It was become very popular nowadays to "secularize" Buddhism in such a way that it is stripped of the depth and richness of the practices and theories that are based on the Buddha's teachings and the wisdom that has grown from the Buddhist tradition. In a refreshing departure from this reductionist tendency, Malcolm Huxter has brought into dialogue many core themes of Buddhism with the practical concerns and insights of modern psychology. Authentic Buddhist practices and ideas have much to contribute to alleviating psychological distress and to cultivating exceptional states of mental health and balance, and this book has much to offer in this regard." - B. Alan Wallace, President, Santa Barbara Institute for Consciousness Studies
"This is a deeply sincere and touching integration of the core of Buddhist wisdom and modern psychology. It’s immediately practical, bringing the power of mindfulness and compassion to everyday life, and it also contains many guided meditations. Filled with the author’s own depth of practice, this is a life-changing book" - Rick Hanson, Ph.D., author of Buddha's Brain: The Practical Neuroscience of Happiness, Love, and Wisdom
"For therapists and others who wish to understand the roots of mindfulness, look no further. This book beautifully encapsulates the traditional literature on mindfulness and is written with the sensibility of a real-world psychotherapist and lifelong meditation practitioner. Importantly, the author unpacks how mindfulness is inextricably related to wisdom, compassion, and ethical behavior. As mindfulness goes mainstream, this book will surely be a valuable resource for curious minds." - Chris Germer, Clinical Instructor, Harvard Medical School, Author, The Mindful Path to Self-Compassion, Co-editor, Mindfulness and Psychotherapy
"It was become very popular nowadays to "secularize" Buddhism in such a way that it is stripped of the depth and richness of the practices and theories that are based on the Buddha's teachings and the wisdom that has grown from the Buddhist tradition. In a refreshing departure from this reductionist tendency, Malcolm Huxter has brought into dialogue many core themes of Buddhism with the practical concerns and insights of modern psychology. Authentic Buddhist practices and ideas have much to contribute to alleviating psychological distress and to cultivating exceptional states of mental health and balance, and this book has much to offer in this regard." - B. Alan Wallace, President, Santa Barbara Institute for Consciousness Studies
"This is a deeply sincere and touching integration of the core of Buddhist wisdom and modern psychology. It’s immediately practical, bringing the power of mindfulness and compassion to everyday life, and it also contains many guided meditations. Filled with the author’s own depth of practice, this is a life-changing book" - Rick Hanson, Ph.D., author of Buddha's Brain: The Practical Neuroscience of Happiness, Love, and Wisdom
"For therapists and others who wish to understand the roots of mindfulness, look no further. This book beautifully encapsulates the traditional literature on mindfulness and is written with the sensibility of a real-world psychotherapist and lifelong meditation practitioner. Importantly, the author unpacks how mindfulness is inextricably related to wisdom, compassion, and ethical behavior. As mindfulness goes mainstream, this book will surely be a valuable resource for curious minds." - Chris Germer, Clinical Instructor, Harvard Medical School, Author, The Mindful Path to Self-Compassion, Co-editor, Mindfulness and Psychotherapy
"[This] is a useful book. I found myself putting it to use almost immediately, and experienced changes in my own attitudes and approach to the world as I read through it and put it into practice. The book is inspiring... the immediate usefulness of much of the book is inspirational in itself.... I found a well-organized and practical path of personal discovery and equilibrium." - Lee David Perlman, Massachusetts Insitute of Technology, Metapsychology Online
"Unlike many books on mindfulness, Huxter has not divorced mindfulness from its roots in Buddhism, and this book provides a very accessible introduction to both key Buddhist teachings and the practice of mindfulness. Psychological concepts and Buddhist teachings are explained and then effectively demonstrated through client stories. The book begins with basic teachings but becomes more complex in each chapter. As a result, the book has much to offer to a wide range of readers including both those new to Buddhism and mindfulness and those with prior experience...I am sure this is a book I will return to for both the meditations and its general wisdom; I found it valuable for my own continuing education and for my spiritual care practice." -Rev. Vera O’Brien, Staff Chaplain, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Association of Professional Chaplains
"This is a wonderful book with many treasures. Written by a clinical psychologist, who has been deeply engaged with Buddhist practice for many years, his wisdom and experience of both Eastern and Western practices clearly shines through. Huxter not only has an extraordinary depth of knowledge but is a wonderful writer and makes complex things clear. I learnt a lot from this very accessible and wise book and will be returning to it many times; it is an illuminating gift to all those interested in this area and a must read." – Professor Paul Gilbert, PhD., FBPsS, OBE, Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
"It was become very popular nowadays to "secularize" Buddhism in such a way that it is stripped of the depth and richness of the practices and theories that are based on the Buddha's teachings and the wisdom that has grown from the Buddhist tradition. In a refreshing departure from this reductionist tendency, Malcolm Huxter has brought into dialogue many core themes of Buddhism with the practical concerns and insights of modern psychology. Authentic Buddhist practices and ideas have much to contribute to alleviating psychological distress and to cultivating exceptional states of mental health and balance, and this book has much to offer in this regard." - B. Alan Wallace, President, Santa Barbara Institute for Consciousness Studies
"This is a deeply sincere and touching integration of the core of Buddhist wisdom and modern psychology. It’s immediately practical, bringing the power of mindfulness and compassion to everyday life, and it also contains many guided meditations. Filled with the author’s own depth of practice, this is a life-changing book" - Rick Hanson, Ph.D., author of Buddha's Brain: The Practical Neuroscience of Happiness, Love, and Wisdom
"For therapists and others who wish to understand the roots of mindfulness, look no further. This book beautifully encapsulates the traditional literature on mindfulness and is written with the sensibility of a real-world psychotherapist and lifelong meditation practitioner. Importantly, the author unpacks how mindfulness is inextricably related to wisdom, compassion, and ethical behavior. As mindfulness goes mainstream, this book will surely be a valuable resource for curious minds." - Chris Germer, Clinical Instructor, Harvard Medical School, Author, The Mindful Path to Self-Compassion, Co-editor, Mindfulness and Psychotherapy
Descriere
This book provides strategies using mindfulness to manage stress, anxiety and depression, as well as ways to cultivate psychological wellbeing