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mediatization

There are 12 posts tagged mediatization (this is page 1 of 3).

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Evaluating Credibility of Meditation Experiments

How to evaluate the credibility of meditation experiments?

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in Meditation | 2,660 Words

Elvis in the Ashram

From private correspondence between a former SRF (Self-Realization Fellowship) monk and me, below is a kind-of guest post used with permission.

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in Monasticism | 476 Words

Mindful America: The Mutual Transformation of Buddhist Meditation and American Culture

How has the mindfulness movement shaped current notions of meditation, spirituality, and Buddhism in the West?

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in Reviews: Books and Stuff | 989 Words

From Monastic to Domestic Mindfulness

Tracing the spread of mindfulness from Buddhist monks to everywhere in America How did mindfulness, which was originally the exclusive property of Buddhist monks, come today to be quite simply everywhere?

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in Meditation | 569 Words

Meditation has gone viral, says Los Angeles Times

Meditation, primarily a 2,500-year-old form called mindfulness meditation that emphasizes paying attention to the present moment, has gone viral.

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in Meditation | 446 Words

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