Famished Craving Part 10 - CD

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Non-western spiritual traditions as well as Christianity have an understanding of hierarchy. The Buddhist Dali Lama’s writings direct the disciple to “…root out of his mind any thought that will lead him to see any faults in the master.” The Dali Lama states that “Westerners will not be able to do this very well…” In this part of the Famished Craving series Gil Bailie explores why this is and utilizes Freud’s examination of hysteria as an example of the human experience of false transcendence within personal relationships and society. The Judeo-Christian prohibition against idolatry is seen as a defense against an intense and compulsive fascination (positive or negative) with a non-transcendent other..

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