Practices of consciousness transformations in Buddhist culture: deautomatisation and desemantisation

Burmistrov, S.

doi:10.31857/S70000392-2-1

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S0236-20070000392-2-

DOI

10.31857/S70000392-2-1

Publication type

Article

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Published

Authors

S. Burmistrov

Volume/ Edition

Volume / Issue 3

Pages

141-159

Abstract

In Buddhism it is impossible to attain Nirva^-na without overcoming conceptual obstacles made by the unenlightened consciousness itself. For this purpose adept puts his own psychic processes into the focus of his active attention (deautomatization). He gets rid of sign systems, by which he described his own personality before entering onto the path to enlightenment, and begins to create the new self-description in the terms of Buddhist philosophy (reseman-tization).

Keywords

BUDDHIST PSYCHOTECHNICS, SIGN SYSTEMS, SELF-DESCRIPTION, ALTERED STATES OF CONSCIOUSNESS

Date of publication

01.08.2025

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1135

References

GOST	Burmistrov S. Practices of consciousness transformations in Buddhist culture: deautomatisation and desemantisation // Chelovek. – 2017. – Issue 3 C. 141-159 . DOI: 10.31857/S70000392-2-1
MLA	Burmistrov, S. "Practices of consciousness transformations in Buddhist culture: deautomatisation and desemantisation." Chelovek. 3 (2017).:141-159. DOI: 10.31857/S70000392-2-1
APA	Burmistrov S. (2017). Practices of consciousness transformations in Buddhist culture: deautomatisation and desemantisation. Chelovek. no. 3, pp.141-159 DOI: 10.31857/S70000392-2-1

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