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Being and Becoming is a wide-ranging analysis of the

nature of being and selfhood. The book presents an original,

integrated paradigm with the aim of creating a comprehensive

overview of the human condition—and finding ways to alleviate

suffering. In essence, the book explores the question, “What does

it mean to be?”

Being and Becoming begins with fresh interpretations of the

work of Martin Heidegger and Buddhist, Taoist, and Christian

writings as they relate to this question. Most of Being and

Becoming, however, is about the nature of self and selfhood as

a process of “I-am-this,” “my becoming” rather than “my being.”

Author Franklyn Sills interweaves concepts from object relations

theories, psychodynamics, pre- and perinatal psychology, and

Buddhist self-psychology, along with his own rich experience as a

Buddhist monk, somatic therapist, and psychotherapist, into his

inquiry. The works of Fairbairn and Winnicott are discussed in

depth, as are Winnicott and Stern’s insights into the nature of the

early holding environment, the infant-mother relational field, and

early perceptual dynamics. A thoughtful guide for psychologists,

therapists, counselors, and other health professionals, the book is

also ideal for Buddhists and anyone looking for alternative therapy

models.

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Franklyn Sills is the co-director of the Karuna Institute, and

has pioneered trainings in Craniosacral Biodynamics and Core

Process Psychotherapy. Engaged in an ambitious project to integrate

Buddhist self-psychology with Western object relations and

developmental theories, he lives in Devon, England.

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“In

Being and Becoming,

Franklyn Sills offers us a

wonderful synthesis of Western developmental concepts and Buddhist

psychology. He presents an integrated paradigm for understanding

the nature and development of selfhood and the suffering involved

in its dynamics. He also stresses the importance of developing a

state of being, one of moment-to-moment awareness, as the key to

alleviating personal and interpersonal suffering.… A true guide

through this multifaceted territory for clinician and layperson

alike.”

—James low, consultant psychotherapist at Guy’s Hospital, London,

and author of

Being Right Here

“Franklyn Sills is a true pioneer—working in fields that can seem

so different yet just yearn to come together in intelligent and

comprehensible ways: psychotherapy, Buddhism, and perinatal

psychology. The result is an almost unimaginably moving synthesis

that is, at the same time, usable in a down-to-earth way by

clinicians from diverse backgrounds and in a variety of settings.…

Sills wears his immense learning lightly and is an affable and

empathic guide into some difficult and mysterious areas of human

experience, suffering, and joy.”

—Andrew Samuels, Professor of Analytical Psychology, University of

Essex, U.K., Visiting Clinical Professor of Psychoanalysis, New

York University, and author of

The Plural Psyche: Personality,

Morality and the Father

“Franklyn’s work, drawing together the insights of Buddhism and the

understanding of psychotherapy, encourages each individual to bring

their spirituality into the healing process. In this book, he draws

on a lineage of analysts, psychotherapists, and Buddhist masters,

as well as his own years of fieldwork to provide an in-depth and

pragmatic guide. His writing forms a very solid, pragmatic, and

technically sound exhortation to workers in the field to develop

their compassion, their mindfulness and sensitivity, rather than

just see patients through the lens of a textbook.”

—Ajahn Sucitto, Abbot of Chithurst Monastery, Petersfield,

U.K.

“Sills draws on a lineage of masters from many modalities:

analysts, psychotherapists, Buddhist masters, as well as from the

field of perinatal psychology, and his own many years of fieldwork…

Sills considers therapy and the resolution of suffering as a

reclamation of sorts, a return to our inherent spirituality. Based

upon this experiential idea, he has constructed an in-depth and

pragmatic guide for therapists wishing to develop their compassion,

mindfulness, and sensitivity, and more effectively restore their

clients to a sense of spiritual well-being.”

—

Keeping in Touch

, The United States Association for Body

Psychotherapy

书籍介绍

Being and Becoming is a wide-ranging analysis of the nature of being and selfhood. The book presents an original, integrated paradigm with the aim of creating a comprehensive overview of the human condition—and finding ways to alleviate suffering. In essence, the book explores the question, “What does it mean to be?”

Being and Becoming begins with fresh interpretations of the work of Martin Heidegger and Buddhist, Taoist, and Christian writings as they relate to this question. Most of Being and Becoming, however, is about the nature of self and selfhood as a process of “I-am-this,” “my becoming” rather than “my being.” Author Franklyn Sills interweaves concepts from object relations theories, psychodynamics, pre- and perinatal psychology, and Buddhist self-psychology, along with his own rich experience as a Buddhist monk, somatic therapist, and psychotherapist, into his inquiry. The works of Fairbairn and Winnicott are discussed in depth, as are Winnicott and Stern’s insights into the nature of the early holding environment, the infant-mother relational field, and early perceptual dynamics. A thoughtful guide for psychologists, therapists, counselors, and other health professionals, the book is also ideal for Buddhists and anyone looking for alternative therapy models.