The Science of Buddhist Philosophy [Level 2]

Name: The Science of Buddhist Philosophy [Level 2]
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How to Become Master of Your Mind and Influence Your Future

Created byAnthony Peters

Last updated 12/2018

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What you'll learn

Have a comprehensive understanding the power of ones own mind.
Understand how the mind influences reality and predicts the future.
Understand the impact of the mind on physical and psychologial health and wellbeing.
Become a master of oneself.
Make profound positive changes.
Gain more meaning, purpose and wonder for life.
Experience more patience, gratitude, compassion and love for oneself and others.
Have the potential to gain better psychological and physical health.
Have the potential to attain closer relationships with others.
With initial effort, patience and intension, students will gain the potential to achieve their desires.

Course content

1 section • 16 lectures • 3h 23m total length

Four Truths3:55
Four Buddhist Truths for Self-Mastery and Positive Behaviour Change.
Understanding28:06
Explore how thoughts shape feelings and behaviors via cognitive behavioral therapy, rewire your brain with neuroplasticity, and practice nonattachment to past, present, and future objects to attain lasting happiness.
Mind-Body Connection17:23
How to Make Changes4:21
The Nature of Time and Consciousness11:09
Time is mind-made and relative. There are two worlds: the perceived external world bound by time and thought, and the emptiness of universal consciousness.
The Nature of Reality7:17
The Nature of Self11:41
Explore how the self dissolves into universal consciousness, as meditation reveals the body and world are energy, not solid, and that reality is a unified field of consciousness.
A Unified Quantum World19:40
Explore the codependent, interdependent nature of reality, where consciousness collapses wave functions and observers reveal reality. Explore how entanglement and the double-slit experiment show mind and matter are connected.
Influencing Reality8:35
The lecture links entanglement to a conscious universe, showing identical twin brain waves, image sending, and dice outcomes influence the external world.
Morphic Ressonance11:34
Examine morphic resonance, a proposed universal consciousness studied by Rupert Sheldrake, that enables a tipping point of collective learning across species, illustrated by the hundredth monkey experiments.
Field Disturbance18:47
Explore how thoughts and beliefs shape feelings, behaviors, and the physical world through universal consciousness, and clear trauma, toxins, and mental noise with meditation and small lifestyle changes.
Increasing Energy and Connection22:15
Plugging in9:39
Meditation aligns body, mind, and spirit to create coherence, shifting brain activity toward the right hemisphere and enabling calmer emotions, improved cognition, and serendipitous life changes.
Key Elements for Positive Change9:02
Strengthen belief, clear intention, and regular meditation to connect with universal consciousness and attract your ideal life and health. Cultivate happiness and emotions; apply four efforts: armor-like, non-discouragement, application, non-satisfaction.
The Ten Vital Rules18:55
End Note1:11

Requirements

Completion of Level 1 is required

Description

This is the second part of The Science of Buddhist Philosophy course.

It's quite remarkable that Buddhist text is c4000 years old and yet, only relatively recently has science begun to confirm the truth behind these ancient teachings.

Each video on this course aims to gradually highlight the links between modern-day scientific understanding and Buddhist schooling on the unified nature of consciousness and reality. The implications of these findings - as will be discussed on the course - will not only astonish but may completely change the way you think about yourself, your true potential, the meaning of your life and even your death.

At the very least, this course aims to challenge assumptions about the physical nature of the world in which you exist, and at very best, provide you with a lasting sense of existential bliss.

If fully understood and applied practically, the positive impact of this course on an individuals life will be nothing short of transformation.

Who this course is for:

Anyone interested in how the mind affects thoughts, feelings and perception of reality.
Anyone interested in 'How' Buddhism works to significantly improve life satisfaction and happiness.
Anyone interested in the science and philosophy behind Buddhist teachings.
Anyone interested in how consciousness creates and influences reality.
Anyone wanting to know the true meaning and purpsoe in life.
Anyone wanting to reach their true potential.
Anyone interested in changing limiting or unhelpful cycles of thoughts or behaviours.
Anyone interested in improving their life and attain a much happier future.