Zen Psychology of the Unconscious

Buddhism is a complete philosophy of life and also a system of highly advanced psychological teachings. Currently, in the West, the Mahayana branch of Buddhism has proliferated, primarily focusing on the devotional, ritualistic, and worship aspects—essentially, the religious side. Little is known about the Hinayana branch, which meticulously studies all mental processes. The closest contemporary counterpart to this tradition is Zen Buddhism, although its export to the West has also taken on a more devotional aspect.

What is the course format?

Zen Psychology of the Unconscious distance courses consist of 8 video classes, with each class lasting approximately 50 minutes.

How do I receive the classes?

– Once the course is purchased, you will receive your username and password to access the 1st class on your phone or via email within 24 hours.
– Class delivery is weekly. Every 7 days, you will receive and be able to view the next class.
– Classes will not be expedited, with only 1 class delivered per week.

What is the relationship with the tutor instructor?

You will contact the course instructor via email, who will be your tutor and personally address your inquiries.

What is the course fee?

– Fee for each 4-class module (1 month): USD 150. Paying for 2 months in advance.
– Fee for each module without discount: USD 190.

– Fee for both levels: USD 380.
– Fee for both levels with discount: USD 300 (USD 80 off).

What payment methods are available?

Bank transfer
Bank deposit
Western Union
Mercado Pago
PayPal

Program

Anyone Can Achieve Enlightenment
Historical Development of Buddhism
Zen Buddhism as a System for Liberation from Suffering
Jung’s Psychology and Zen
Levels of Consciousness
Psychopathology or Negative States of the Mind
Sensory and Extrasensory Perception
Paths of Zen
Zazen Practices
Kohans
Death, Reincarnation, and Karma. The Theory of Eternal Return
Anyone Can Achieve Enlightenment