e antithesis of medical doctors not worrying about the psyche, but only the body). Indeed, Western psychologist Abraham Maslow touched on this when he suggested that "self-actualization was the ultimate and desirable goal, but that it could not be reached until what he called lower needs were relatively well satisfied."
These lower needs were physiological and were at the bottom of the hierarchy. This seems to make sense and to comply with the Palanese thoughts on preventive medicine and self-actualization. But, mostly in Western culture, people do not have this view, and the ways in which they separate the mind and body seem to be detrimental to the person as a whole.
Radha also notes that Westerners do not mention a "single word about the positive unconscious." This seems to be true, too. Maybe
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