Also lots of inane physics talk, mostly attacking scientists for figuring out stuff then claiming Buddhists knew such technical details all along.
Also, gems such as "a cat killing a mouse is not true nature".
The many days without any communication is great. The schedule, up at 4, hours of meditation a day, is great. But everything from the guy's fake accent/guru style to the words he says is "hocus pocus".
I believe mediation is science, since it requires practice, discipline and effort. Some might not see results immediately, but keep pushing.
meditation is an empirical approach to psychological and spiritual development. there is a lot of overlap between the empirical approach of Buddhist meditation and the empirical approach of Western experimental science. however, it's not accurate to describe meditation as science.
> ...I've been practicing mediation (Vipassna, which is also minfullness meditation) for around 6 months now. I highly recommend it.
huh. didn't expect that pair of opinions.