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Buddhist Psychology for Healing OCD: The "Software Update" for Your Brain | A Clinician's Guide 2026

If you have ever felt like a prisoner of your own mind, haunted by thoughts that feel alien, terrifying, or completely opposite to who you are, you are not alone. This video explores the "psychospiritual gap" in traditional OCD treatment and offers a revolutionary "software update" rooted in 2,500 years of Buddhist psychology. We dive into the story of "Sarah," a loving mother paralyzed by the fear that her intrusive thoughts define her character. By reframing the mind as a sense organ and thoughts as mere "biological secretions," we can stop the exhausting wrestling match with the "flypaper" of our minds. This isn't about clearing your mind of bad thoughts—it’s about changing your relationship with them so you can finally breathe again. 🧠 The Mind as a Sense Door: Learn why your mind is a passive organ that "secretes" thoughts just like your eyes see objects, making the content of your thoughts 'not you.' 🪰 The Flypaper Metaphor: Discover why the more you struggle to "pull off" a scary thought, the more entangled and stuck you become in the OCD cycle. 🌊 Pool vs. Stream: A radical shift in identity—moving from a rigid "swimming pool" that is easily contaminated to a flowing "stream" where thoughts just float by without sticking. 🐍 Identifying the Three Poisons: How to recognize the hidden drivers of OCD—greed for certainty, hatred (aversion) of discomfort, and the delusion that you are your thoughts. 🛠️ The Four Rs Framework: Practical, step-by-step tools to relabel, reattribute, refocus, and revalue mental noise so you can get back to what truly matters. 00:00 Intro: Exploring the Buddhist "Software Update" for OCD 00:08 The Story of Sarah: When Loving People Have "Monstrous" Thoughts 04:36 Why "Pure O" is a Misnomer: Spotting Invisible Compulsions 06:09 Ego-Dystonic vs. Ego-Syntonic: Why Your Fear Proves Your Goodness 08:54 The Flypaper Metaphor: The Danger of "Wrestling" with Thoughts 11:39 Mind Secretions: Thoughts as Biological Byproducts, Not Truths 14:13 The Three Poisons: Greed, Hatred, and Delusion in OCD 16:52 The Swimming Pool vs. The Stream: A New Way to See Yourself 23:23 The Four Rs: A Practical Guide to Mindful Brain Re-Wiring 25:50 The Spacious Meadow: How to Coexist with the "Cow" of Obsession 📖 Primary Reference: 1. Matlow, N. (2023). A thought is just a thought: A Buddhist guide to OCD (Master’s thesis, Lesley University). https://digitalcommons.lesley.edu/min... 2. Brandt, A., & Smestad, L. (2024). No-Self, No Problem: A Buddhist Approach to Self-Concept Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Journal of Faith Integration Counseling (JFIC): 1(1), Article 3. Available at: https://jfic.researchcommons.org/jour... ⚠️ MEDICAL DISCLAIMER: The information provided is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Created by Google NotebookLM. Medically reviewed by Dr. Phang Cheng Kar. #OCDRecovery #BuddhistPsychology #MentalHealth #Mindfulness #Buddhism #AnxietyRelief #MentalHealthMatters