Beliefs as Stable Systems 2001
Topic: Beliefs
About the Method (Master)
“Master” refers to a long version audio which has various chapters.
Inappropriate Attention and Stories
Inappropriate attention is a Buddhist concepts: “In Buddhism, inappropriate attention (ayoniso manasikāra) is a misguided focus that leads to suffering by exaggerating negative qualities or clinging to positive ones.”
Adaptations and Core Beliefs
Rather than thinking about behavior as deviant, Hakomi refers to behavior as adaptive given the situation in which it arose. Core beliefs refer to the underlying habitual structure of the mind that generate behavior.
Interview with Ron Kurtz and Craig Comstock #1
Theories of How the Brain Works – Osaka 2002
“The ultimate goal of therapy is the same as that of the spiritual path, freedom from unnecessary suffering. Most suffering is unnecessary. We reach that goal through our commitment to self-study and authenticity. By studying ourselves, we can discover the inner structures of the mind that cause our suffering.” RK Please note: a full transcript […]
ES Captions Incorrect Stories and Core Beliefs
Hakomi Training 2001 Part 7
Ron teaching in Australia in 2001 – an eight part video series.
Hakomi Training 2001 Part 3
Ron teaching in Australia in 2001 – an eight part video series.
Hakomi Training 2001 Introduction
Ron teaching in Australia in 2001.
Master Class 2010 Part 2
Master class 2010 consists of 6 videos.
Level 1 Training 2008 Part 5
Level 1 Training in 2008 is a series of 23 videos with Ron Kurtz teaching in 2008 at Bodhi House in Olympia, WA.
Two Ways of Thinking About Life
Incorrect Stories and Core Beliefs
This short video is from a masterclass in 2010.
Beliefs and Degrees of Freedom 2001
A short clip from Ron’s teachings in Australia in 2001.