Empty Scenes Save Hearts -- Chinese Zen and Modern Psychological Therapy

Author: Dr. Yuanxia Zhang [USA]
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: A licensed psychologist in New York State, Dr. Yuanxia Zhang, conducts a nationwide tour on Zen psychology. This is the first comparative analysis of Chinese Zen and Western modern psychological therapy, a wise book that showcases the human charm of Zen masters and psychological masters; it is a key to opening the profound depths of the soul; and it is a remedy for the psychological confusion of modern people.
The problem of the soul is one of the eternal topics of humanity. With the profound knowledge and rich experience of a psychologist, this book presents the depth of psychology and the vast unknown realm of the human subconscious. The fast pace of modern life and the pressure of survival competition, as well as the various challenges in life, inevitably lead to varying degrees of suppression, distortion, and confusion in people's psychology. Everyone longs for and calls for a balanced life, desiring healthy psychological abilities.
This book can open the profound and long-closed doors of the soul, allowing readers to connect closely with the thoughts and wisdom of the psychological masters. Moreover, Zen is a profound wisdom, the ultimate pursuit of the human soul, and possesses eternal vitality. It deeply resonates with people's deepest needs. From the dual perspective of a psychological expert and a Zen scholar, this book provides a comprehensive comparative analysis of Chinese Zen and modern psychology. It employs many famous Zen cases from China and the insightful arguments of world-class psychological masters, combining both scientific rigor and the unbound wit and humor of Chinese Zen.
Western psychological masters analyze the deep roots of psychological disorders with wisdom, while Chinese Zen masters open the long-dust-covered doors of our souls with insight. Through the joy of reading, readers discover that the core ideas of modern psychology are closely linked and wonderfully aligned with the Zen cases and Zen insights of Chinese Zen. It demonstrates that Chinese Zen itself is a vibrant and wise form of psychological therapy, and the spiritual realm achieved through understanding Zen insights far surpasses the disease-centered approach of psychological therapy.
This book offers a broad and profound professional perspective while also being rich in intellectual interest, making it a delightful read. It can also serve as a personal psychological guide for daily life, possessing great practical value and collectible worth. This book can bring you the wisdom and health you deeply desire, as it addresses issues that are intimately relevant to every modern person.