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There are 19 posts tagged book reviews (this is page 1 of 4).

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Positive Thinking and Meditation Manipulation

Meditation techniques and formulas which promise to fulfill our wishes, to still our thoughts, and to make us “like” God are positive thinking’s legacy of automanipulation.

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in New Age Religion | 2,099 Words

What’s Wrong with Mindfulness: Zen Perspectives

Raising urgent questions, twelve essays offer critical, Zen perspective on mindfulness and meditation practices.

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in Meditation, Reviews: Books and Stuff | 1,066 Words

Mindfulness Myths: Fantasies and Facts

Yes, mindfulness can change the brain.

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in Meditation, Reviews: Books and Stuff | 1,133 Words

The Yoga Sutra of Patanjali: A Critical Biography

Was Patanjali a real person or a half-human, half-snake god?

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in Reviews: Books and Stuff, Yoga | 608 Words

Connection Between Intensive Meditation & Mental Instability

Is there a connection between intensive meditation and mental instability?

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in Adverse (side) effects, Reviews: Books and Stuff | 730 Words

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