Contents -- Contributors -- Foreword - George Derfer, Zhihe Wang and Michel Weber -- Introduction - Michel Weber -- Bibliography -- Notes -- I.The View from the East -- Consciousness:The Vedantic Approach to Life and Reality - Francis-Vincent Anthony -- Dual Aspect Framework for Consciousness and Its Implications: West meets East for Sublimation Process - Ram Lakhan Pandey Vimal -- The Paradoxes of Radical Asceticism: Jainism as a Therapeutic Paradigm - Jeffery D. Long -- Yoga Therapeutics: Philosophical, Scientific, and Humanistic Approaches - Ashok Kumar Malhotra -- Can Indian Spiritual Practices Be Used in Psychotherapy? - R. L. Kapur -- II.Transcultural Dialogue -- Ineradicable Frustration and Liberation in Tiantai Buddhism - Brook Ziporyn -- An Exploration and Analysis of Chinese Traditional Psychotherapy: On the Integration of Whitehead's Organic Philosophy - Fengqiang Gao and Yingmin Chen -- The Kyoto School and Self-Awareness in the Field of the Absolute Nothingness. A Comparison with Whitehead's Philosophy - Eiko Hanaoka -- Jung and Hisamatsu Re-envisioning Religiosity: Jungian Psychotherapy and the Kyoto School - Tokiyuki Nobuhara -- Reconstructing the Meaning of Being Human:A Reinterpretation of Frankl in the Framework of Whitehead's Philosophy - Yoshihiro Hayashi -- The Development of Binswanger's Daseinsanalysis - Shoji Muramoto -- The Intercultural and Daseinanalytical Psychiatry of Kimura Bin - Bernard Stevens -- A Certain Form of Psychotherapy (Kenosis, Prajna, Jung, and Hillman) - David T. Bradford -- Vedanta, Process, and Psychotherapy - Joseph Grange -- On Zen Buddhism - Clive Sherlock -- Table of Contents.