Lack & Transcendence: The Problem of Death and Life in Psychotherapy, Existentialism, and Buddhism
by David R Loy
In 'Lack & Transcendence,' David R. Loy investigates the existential problem of death and life, drawing from psychotherapy, existentialism, and Buddhism. The book addresses how the sense of lack shapes human experience and offers pathways to transcendence, blending philosophical and spiritual insights for a richer understanding of suffering and meaning.
About This Book
This book examines the problem of death and life through the lenses of psychotherapy, existentialism, and Buddhism. It focuses on the concept of lack as a fundamental aspect of human experience, influencing our perceptions and responses to existence.
David R. Loy integrates perspectives from these traditions to illuminate how confronting mortality can lead to transformative insights. The work highlights the shared themes of impermanence and the quest for meaning across disciplines.
By weaving together existential questions with Buddhist teachings on suffering and transcendence, the book provides a framework for understanding life's deeper dimensions. It encourages readers to engage with these ideas in personal and therapeutic contexts.
The exploration underscores the potential for growth through acknowledging lack, fostering a more authentic engagement with life's inevitable challenges.
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