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No Self, No Problem
How Neuropsychology Is Catching Up to Buddhism
Author: Chris Niebauer, Ph.D.
Overview
What if the “self” you’ve always believed in doesn’t actually exist? In No Self, No Problem, cognitive neuropsychologist Chris Niebauer bridges cutting-edge brain science with timeless Eastern wisdom to challenge one of our deepest assumptions: that the self is real and fixed. Drawing from Buddhism’s doctrine of Anatta (“no self”) and modern neuropsychology, Niebauer reveals how the left brain fabricates the illusion of self—much like a mirage in the desert—while the right brain offers us direct experience of presence and being.
Far from being a purely philosophical idea, this realization has profound implications for psychology, mindfulness, and everyday life. By recognizing the self as a construct, we can free ourselves from patterns of suffering, loosen the grip of the ego, and experience the world with greater clarity and peace.
Why You’ll Love It
- Unites Buddhism, Taoism, and Eastern philosophy with contemporary neuroscience.
- Explains how the left brain creates the illusion of “self” and how to see beyond it.
- Includes practical exercises and tools to directly experience no-self.
- Challenges conventional psychological approaches that try to “fix” the self.
- Offers a refreshing perspective that combines science, spirituality, and lived practice.
Who It’s For
- Readers of mindfulness, meditation, and Buddhist philosophy.
- Seekers curious about the intersection of science and spirituality.
- Therapists and practitioners exploring new perspectives on identity and ego.
- Anyone interested in reducing suffering by loosening attachment to the “self.”
About the Author
Chris Niebauer, Ph.D., earned his doctorate in cognitive neuropsychology at the University of Toledo, specializing in left- and right-brain differences. A professor at Slippery Rock University in Pennsylvania, he teaches courses on consciousness, mindfulness, brain lateralization, and artificial intelligence. His work focuses on integrating science with contemplative traditions to reveal new pathways for understanding human experience.
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