From: Valuemetaphysics@aol.com
Date: Tue Aug 03 2004 - 12:48:22 BST
Hi Ilya,
This post is as exciting as Mark H's contributions or Paul's patient
explanations!
The reason i feel this is because you appear to be searching for a Dynamic
insight into new areas of thought. This is wonderful.
I hope you use the MOQ as the basis for your postgraduate studies Ilya? The
next question should be, what can the forum do to help?
The answer must be: Anthony McWatt. Anthony may be contacted via his website
http://www.anthonymcwatt.co.uk/index.htm
I'm sure there are many here who will be more than willing to offer help
also.
I'm apologise that, for now, i offer little more than sincere best wishes in
your search.
All the best,
Mark
Hi!
I'm interested in psychology for a long time and going to become a
postgraduate student. Now, that I have read Lila, an idea struck me
that our western scientific psychology is based entirely on
subject-object metaphysics. And what it studies is not more than
certain static patterns of value.
But a man is not ONLY static patterns - it is Dynamic also!
And orthodox psychology just can't see it and take it into account
because of it's SOM roots.
What I think now, is it possible to build a new scientific psychology
based on MOQ assumptions?
Maybe THERE IS such a body of knowledge somewhere in the East? Does
anybody know?
What can I read about psychology (or it's counterparts) in the East?
Could you advise?
Best regards,
Ilya mailto:korobkov_ilya@mail.ru
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