Psychology of Early Buddhism

The book "The psychological position of the philosophy of early Buddhism is written by one of the largest spiritual wise men who represents the tradition of Tibetan Buddhism, a deep connoisseur of Eastern and Western philosophy, a traveler and a public figure by the artist and the poet, Lama Anagaric Govinda. Being a popularizer of the teachings of Buddha Gautama in the West, Govinda sought to reveal the most intimate parties to the Buddhist tradition.
The book "The psychological position of the philosophy of early Buddhism is considered a brilliant sample of spiritual literature, where the depth of presentation and the availability of study are combined. In the book, it is shown that in terms of early Buddhism, human nature, the overall picture of the world, the appointment of a person, spiritual practices, bringing the student to the top of the achievements, traced the connection of the teachings of Buddha Gautama with other religious-mystical systems and traditions, as well as recreated historical stages of religious searches . In this book, Anagar Govinda tried to recreate the primancy Buddhist tradition in the form, in which, according to the author, it was given by the Buddha himself. The theory of consciousness and its various facets, the nature of mental processes, memory, attention, will and other categories of psyche receive completely new lighting.
This wonderful work created deeply and in content and at the same time is quite accessible in shape, will be perceived with interest not only by philosophers and orientals, but also the widest reader audience