Abstract: . . .  Experiences, (6) Past-Life Research PSYCDM012 Psychology and Buddhism This module explores the interface between psychology and both Buddhist practice and philosophy. It aims to provide students with a critical understanding of basic psychological concepts conveyed within Buddhism. The subject is approached from the perspective that Buddhism is a science of the mind, which attained its knowledge of the nature and function of the human mind and consciousness through introspective analysis and logical deduction. Within the module an optional experiential component will be offered, in which students are introduced to typical Buddhist meditation practices. Finally, an overview of psychological research into Buddhist practice will be presented and discussed Entry requirements A good first degree (normally first class or upper-second) in Psychology or a cognate discipline is the general . . .
. . .  of computers. Course length 1-4 years FT/PT by attendance; 1-5 years PT distance learning Intake 15 (attendance); 25 (distance learning) How to Apply Direct to the Admissions and Information Officer (see below) on a standard University application form. Applicants are normally advised to submit their applications before the end of May for entry in September of the same year. John McCormack Tel: 0151 231 2189 Fax: 0151 258 2376 Admissions and Information Officer, School of Psychology Liverpool John Moores University, Room 2.45 James Parsons Building, Byrom Street Liverpool L3 3AF Email: j.p.mccormack@livjm.ac.uk For the online programme: http://cwis.livjm.ac.uk/ctp/ctpdistance/welcome.html  . . .
. . .  connected (or one with which they have been involved in the past), and to consider the ways in which spiritual aspects are/could be/could have been integrated PSYCDM009: Parapsychological Perspectives on the Transpersonal This module examines the relationship between parapsychology and transpersonal psychology and the contribution of parapsychological research for our understanding of the transpersonal . Topics include (1) Parapsychology and the Transpersonal , (2) Extrasensory Perception and Precognition, (3) Psychokinesis and Healing, (4) Mediumship and Channeling, (5) Out-of-Body and Near-Death Experiences, (6) Past-Life Research PSYCDM012 Psychology and Buddhism This module explores the interface between psychology and both Buddhist practice and philosophy. It aims to provide students with a critical understanding of basic psychological concepts conveyed within Buddhism. The subject . . .
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