Now when we talk about psychology, we actually mean some psychoanalytic theories and methods evolved from the west. Everyone has his own opinion, and there is no unified psychological opinion. But psychological activities are basically divided into three levels: consciousness, individual subconscious and collective subconscious.
Buddhist psychology divides individual consciousness into eight levels: eye knowledge, ear knowledge, nose knowledge, tongue knowledge, body knowledge, consciousness, ultimate knowledge and Aryan knowledge. Then it is divided into other categories, such as:
Second, the heart ownership law is fifty-one, which is divided into six parts: one is five times; Second, the other five; Third, good eleven; Fourth, troubles (fundamental) six; Five, with troubles twenty; Six, indefinite four.
First, the five elements: conception, touch, acceptance, thinking and thinking.
Second, the other five: desire, victory, thinking, determination and wisdom.
Third, the good eleven: faith, diligence, shame, shame, greed, anger, ignorance, light security, no escape, harmless.
Four, the fundamental worry six: greed, anger, ignorance, slowness, doubt, wrong view (Jaken).
Five, with troubles twenty:
1. Small annoyance 10: Angry, annoying, annoyed, repetitive, embarrassed, flattering, arrogant, hurt, jealous and embarrassed.
2, with troubles 2: no shame, no guilt.
3, big trouble eight: unbelief, slack, dizziness, falling off, missing, incorrect knowledge, scattered.
To learn Buddhism and practice, we must first accept that everyone has these psychological States. So you see, Buddhism's acceptance of self is based on a more detailed understanding of self. Not only is it not contradictory, it can be said that Buddhist psychology contains the analysis of many theories of western psychology. I didn't say this sentence. A monk friend of mine is going to college to study psychology. After talking to the professor for several hours, the psychology professor said this. )