Esther Peled

Esther Peled (Hebrew: אסתר פלד) is an Israeli writer and a psychologist.[1]

Esther Peled
אסתר פלד
Born
Israel
Occupation(s)Writer and a psychologist

She was born and lives in Israel. When doing her B.S. degree in literature and psychology she had courses in haiku and Zen buddhism, which made an impact on her work and writings, although she does not identify herself as a Buddhist. She earned M.S. in clinical psychology and Ph.D. in philosophy.[2]

Works
  • 2017:Widely Open Underneath (Hebrew: פתח גדול מלמטה), a book of short stories. Taken together, they tell a larger story of the life of a woman from a small community.[3]
  • 2012: The Clear Light of Reality (Hebrew: לאורה הצח של המציאות), twelve short stories, the first book of prose. The stories of the book are "laden with human grief (in love, parting, longing, loneliness, betrayal, anger)", and only the last one suggests some hope.[2][4]

She also published several books in psychotherapy, including,

  • 2005: פסיכואנליזה ובודהיזם : על היכולת האנושית לדעת (Psychoanalysis and Buddhism: About the Capacity to Know)
  • 2007: להרבות טוב בעולם: בודהיזם, מדיטציה פסיכותרפיה (To multiply good in the world: Buddhism, Meditation, Psychotherapy)[5]
  • 2022 פתיחות מלאה וספק: שיחות על פסיכותרפיה ודת (Full openness and doubt: Talks on Psychotherapy and Religion)

Awards

References
Wikiquote has quotations related to Esther Peled.
  1. "Esther Peled, Lexicon of Modern Hebrew Literature
  2. Mia Sela, על הספה הבודהיסטית של אסתי פלד, an interview about the book The Fresh Light of Reality and of psychology, Ha'aretz, November 29, 2012
  3. Gili Izikovich (January 23, 2018). "Esther Peled Wins Sapir Prize for Literature for Book of Short Stories". Haaretz. Retrieved January 23, 2018.
  4. About the book The Clear Light of Reality
  5. Dan Lachman, להרבות טוב בעולם: בודהיזם, מדיטציה פסיכותרפיה / אסתר פלד, To Multiply Good... book discussion, e-mago: Journal of Culture and Content
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