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Separating Meditation from Faith is a Dubious Business

Separating meditation from faith is a dubious business, morally and sometimes in its effects Article originally appeared in the Spectator The chances are that by now either you or someone you know well has begun to practice ‘mindfulness’ — a form of Buddhism lite, that focuses on meditation and ‘being in the now’.

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in Meditation | 327 Words

Progress and Challenge in Contemplative Studies

As most everyone is aware, meditation is increasingly popular in the West.

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in Meditation | 464 Words

What If Meditation Isn’t Good for You?

The scholars and teachers responsible for the ‘mindfulness revolution’ gather for a landmark conference—and disagree about everything.

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in Meditation | 140 Words

Sleepitation

From the back row of the Monks’ Chapel we could see Brother Nodananda sleeping again in meditation.

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in Meditation | 448 Words

Waking Up: A Guide To Spirituality Without Religion

A ground-breaking rational, experiential, spiritual guide Sam Harris is a neuroscientist, best selling author, and philosopher.

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in Meditation, Reviews: Books and Stuff | 597 Words

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