面接場面における気づきの研究 : 心理的気づきから宗教的気づきへ

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This paper compared the treatment of suffering as found in religion and counseling through the case of a mother of a “school refusal”. Although both Buddhism and counseling attempt to address a mind-based view of human suffering, it must not be forgotten that Buddhism does so within an explicitly religious framework. Buddhist suffering is framed within the total existential situation of life-death. The goal of Buddhist is to attain enlightenment and become a buddha, as expressed in the phrase, “Turn over delusion and open to awakening”. From this case in counseling, one can see that those suffering revolve around issues in daily life, and that they are suffering in a way that characterizes human being posteriori, within lived experience rather than as its basis. Lately, counseling is available for the purpose to address this human suffering. Through this counseling process the client becomes aware of the true self and its potential, acquires hope for the future, and gains self-confidence. It seems to suggest that psychological counseling shades into religious counseling and awareness of counseling consists in knowledge, wisdom, psychology and religion.
2010-01-00