| Patanjali Yoga and Siddhis: Their Relevance to Parapsychological Theory and Research |
William Braud |
| The Indian Psychology of Values : The Concept of Daanam |
Lilavati Krishnan and V.R. Manoj |
| Indian Buddhist Theories of Persons |
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| Sequence: From Patanjali to Postmodernity |
A.V. Ashok |
| Advaita Vedanta: The Possibility of and Possibilities for Consciousness in a Non-linear World |
Walter Benesch |
| Research Trip Report on Yogic Sciences at the Kumbha Mela Festival, Allahbad, India |
William Bushell, PhD |
| Worship of the Goddess in Hinduism |
Sarah Caldwell |
| Logic, Morals and Meditation: tarka, dharma, yoga |
Arindam Chakrabarti |
| A follow-up on the New Value System in the Mahabharata |
Sitansu S. Chakravarti, PhD |
| Consequentialism And The Gita |
Sitansu S. Chakravarti, PhD |
| The Central Philosophy Of The Mahabharata |
Sitansu S. Chakravarti, PhD |
| Vedic Ritual and Its Symbolism |
Usha Choudhuri |
| Integrality |
Matthijs Cornelissen |
| Introducing Indian psychology: the basics |
Matthijs Cornelissen |
| The Integration of Psychological Knowledge from the Spiritual Traditions into the Psychology Curriculum |
Matthijs Cornelissen |
| Towards an Integral Epistemology of Consciousness – A radical proposal based on Sri Aurobindo’s Work |
Matthijs Cornelissen |
| The Antonio T. de Nicolas Collection |
Antonio T. de Nicolas, PhD |
| Indic Mathematics: India and the Scientific Revolution |
David Gray, PhD |
| Reasoning – Scientific and Doctrine-Based |
T.V. Gopal, PhD |
| Emerson and Sankara |
Robert C. Gordon, PhD |
| Emerson’s Earliest Interest In India |
Robert C. Gordon, PhD |
| Emerson, Evolution, and Transmigration |
Robert C. Gordon, PhD |
| Tantra and Transcendentalism – The Philosophies of Emerson and Aurobindo |
Robert C. Gordon, PhD |
| Ken Wilber and Sri Aurobindo: A Critical Perspective |
Rod Hemsell |
Karma, Metapsychological Art & Raja Yoga
From: “The Idea Game: Religious & Symbolic Game Theory” |
William W. Higgins |
| Critique of Bhedaabhedavaada |
Phillip Hill |
| Response to Ken Wilber’s, “Integral Theory of Consciousness” |
Garry Jacobs |
Epistemological challenges: language
from: Global Strategies Project – Notes and Commentaries |
Anthony Judge |
Examples of Integrated, Multi-set Concept Schemes
Annexes to Patterns of N-foldness |
Anthony Judge |
| The Gods Within (on the vedic understanding of mind and neuroscience) |
Subhash Kak, PhD |
| On the Science of Consciousness in Ancient India |
Subhash Kak, PhD |
| Transformation of Consciousness: The Power of Om |
Audrey E. Kitagawa |
| Relativism, Self-Referentialilty and Beyond Mind |
Kundan |
An Evolutionary Agenda for the Third Millennium
A Primer for the Mutation of Consciousness |
Alan Sasha Lithman (Savitra) |
| Trying to Become Real: and the Fear of Death |
David R. Loy, PhD |
| Yoga and Unpleasant Actions |
Rajiv Malhotra |
| The Hindu Predicament and Indian Music |
Raghava R. Menon |
| Beside the ‘Intentor’ and the ‘Integrator’: Looking at Two ‘Faces’ of Consciousness |
Sangeetha Menon, PhD |
Towards a Sankarite Approach to Consciousness Studies:
A Discussion in the context of recent interdisciplinary scientific perspectives |
Sangeetha Menon, PhD |
Understanding the ‘what’ and ‘where’ of consciousness:
Revisiting the Bhagavad Gita to ask a few more questions |
Sangeetha Menon, PhD |
| Devas: Outer, Inner, Both or Neither? |
Paul Muller-Ortega, PhD |
| Sri Aurobindo, the Divine Mother and a New Global System |
William Netter |
| Rethinking the Metaphysical: Western Science and the Advaitic Critique |
Mark Noble |
| Deep sleep awareness |
Shashikala Padaki |
| The Dharma of India |
Raimon Panikkar |
| Challenges and opportunities for Indian Psychology in a rapidly globalizing post-modern world |
Anand C. Paranjpe |
| The Mind-Body Problem in Three Indian Philosophies, Sankara’s Advaita Vedanta, Gangesa’s Navya Nyaya, and Aurobindo’s Theistic Monism |
Stephen Phillips |
| Essentials Of Transformative Psychology |
Ananda Reddy, PhD |
| Eleanor Rosch on Adhyatma-Vidya and Cognitive Science* |
Eleanor Rosch |
| Seer-Seen Discrimination |
Vikram S |
| Indic Influences on Modern Psychology |
Don Salmon, PhD |
Is India Civilized?
Some Personal Reflections On Prevailing Views Of Indian Culture |
Don Salmon, PhD |
| Overview of Ken Wilber’s Theory of Integral Psychology |
Don Salmon, PhD |
| Sri Aurobindo And Psychoanalysis |
Don Salmon, PhD |
| Three Ways of Knowing: Scientific, Phenomenological and Spiritual |
Don Salmon, PhD |
| What if We Took Indian Psychology Seriously? |
Don Salmon, PhD |
| Yoga Psychology In The Schools: Some Insights from the Indian Tradition |
Don Salmon, PhD |
Maharishi Vedic Science and TechnologySM:
The Solution to Fundamental Epistemological Issues at the Basis of Modern Scientific Thought |
David Scharf, PhD |
| The Message of Sri Aurobindo |
Dr. Karan Singh |
| Relativism and Its Relevance for Psychology |
Kundan Singh |
| Pleasure and the Plotinian Good |
Sumi Sivaratnam |
| Consciousness, Kundalini Yoga & Body Development |
Stuart Sovatsky, PhD |
| Union and Unity in Hindu Tantrism |
Elizabeth Chalier-Visuvalingam |
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Abhinavagupta’s Conception of Humor
Introduction
Chapter 2 – Gurdjieff’s Theory of Laughter
Chapter 7 – Hâsa and Hâsya distinguished in Rasa-Theory
Chapter 8 – The Role of Hâsya in Shrngâra
Chapter 9 – Rasâbhâsa and Hâsya
Conclusion |
Sunthar Visuvalingam |
Between Srinagar and Benares:
Kashmir’s Contribution towards a Synthesis of Indian Culture |
Sunthar Visuvalingam |
| Jung and Indian Thought |
Pravrajika Vrajaprana |
| Research and Education in Consciousness Science: Outline of Proposal for Stanford University |
Alan Wallace, PhD |
| Towards an Adequate Epistemology and Methodology for Consciousness Studies – Contributions from the Western Contemplative Tradition |
Arthur Zajonc |
| Pondicherry Manifesto of Indian Psychology |
delegates who participated in the 2002 National Conference on Yoga and Indian Approaches to Psychology |
| University of Hawaii’s Infinity Foundation Essay Collection |
Various |
