Rabindrasangeet, Psychotherapy, Consciousness, Integral psychology
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Rabindrasangeet (songs composed by Rabindranath Tagore) can be used effectively in psychotherapy to help patients journey from the outer to inner layers of consciousness. Case studies show how singing Rabindrasangeet helped patients with OCD overcome compulsive hand-washing, gave insight to a depressed patient, and helped a student understand intrinsic motivation for studying. The document analyzes Rabindrasangeet's impact on consciousness layers and proposes it can aid in understanding psychopathology and facilitating self-realization in patients.
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