Can spiritual sincerity protect us from self-deception?
Cognitive Bias and the Spiritual Mind examines seventeen distortions—including confirmation bias, authority bias, cognitive dissonance, spiritual ego, and the sunk-cost fallacy—and shows how modern psychology and Bhagavad Gītā wisdom can help us see more clearly.
The most convincing illusions are the ones we mistake for insight. Every day, the mind filters, edits, and rearranges reality before we are ever aware of it — and the more sincere we are, the more convincing those distortions become.
In Vedantic thought this is avidyā, the ignorance that clouds clear understanding of the self; in cognitive science it is bias, the systematic patterns that bend perception, judgment, and memory. Two traditions, millennia apart, arrive at the same startling truth: the instrument through which we interpret reality can itself become conditioned and distorted. Cognitive Bias and the Spiritual Mind bridges these two worlds. Across forty-four chapters, it examines human perception through three complementary lenses:
Cognitive Science — how attention, memory, emotion, and identity produce systematic distortions in judgment.
Vedantic Psychology — how the Bhagavad Gītā describes attachment, aversion, egoic identification, and the failures of discernment that shape what we see.
Transformative Practice — concrete methods for self-awareness, ethical restraint, attentional stability, and clearer judgment.
More than a map of the mind’s traps, this is a guide to freedom from them — a practical framework for recognizing bias, refining perception, and meeting the world as it actually is. For readers of behavioral science and timeless wisdom.
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Kavita Arjun Jadhav is a software engineer and applied AI researcher, and the founder of the Initiative for Vedantic Psychology Research (IVPR), where she brings the psychology of the Bhagavad Gītā into dialogue with modern cognitive science and consciousness studies.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Why does the mind so often mistake its own distortions for truth? Cognitive Bias and the Spiritual Mind bridges contemporary cognitive science and the wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita to answer that question. Drawing on psychology, neuroscience, and Vedantic philosophy, Kavita Arjun Jadhav shows how the biases that shape perception - before judgment even begins - are the same conditioning the Gita calls the seeker to see through.Across forty-four chapters, the book moves from the architecture of cognitive bias to a structured path of discernment (viveka), examining the intellect (buddhi), mind (manas), and ego (ahakara) as both psychological faculties and spiritual instruments. Each chapter pairs a scientific analysis with a Gita-based framework and practical self-observation exercises, turning ancient insight into a working method for transforming reactivity into clarity.Rigorous yet accessible, this is a guide for seekers, scholars, and practitioners who want to understand the mind not only to think more clearly, but to live more freely. An interdisciplinary study that maps the cognitive biases of modern psychology onto the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita and Vedantic thought, offering a practical path from self-deception to clarity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798997399504
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