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Minds Bend and Snap from Meditation

Meditation or mindfulness practice is often seen as a path to gain physical, mental, or spiritual health. But even a little meditation may cause some minds to bend and snap.

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in Adverse (side) effects | 252 Words

Leaving Psychologically a Cult-like Meditation Group

Leaving, physically, an abusive group is not the hardest part.

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in Gurus & Disciples | 1,541 Words

Yogi Superpowers (Siddhis): A Critical Examination

On the way to achieving the supreme goal of yoga, in ecstasy or meditation, the individual practitioner may feel they’ve acquired special powers.

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in Gurus & Disciples | 1,088 Words

Fellowship of False Hopes

Editor’s note: A former Self-Realization Fellowship Meditation Center volunteer recounts some of the abuses she experienced with the group.

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in Gurus & Disciples | 1,992 Words

Living In and Leaving the Ashram

Scott, founder of Skeptic Meditations, speaks from experience of living in and leaving Self-Realization Monastic Order, a Hindu-inspired meditation group headquartered in Los Angeles and founded by famous Yogi Paramahansa Yogananda.

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in Gurus & Disciples, Monasticism | 228 Words

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