the Sherpa temple as a model of the psyche1

Robert A. Paul

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This essay is an interpretation of the structure and symbolism of a Sherpa Buddhist temple in northeastern Nepal. The temple represents an objectification of a model of the mind which underlies Sherpa religious thinking and also has interesting implications for the psychoanalytic theory of the structure of the psyche.

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1967The Duality of Human Existence 1928The gods of northern Buddhism

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