Re:Author of ‘Sapiens’ on how meditation made him a better h...
by retreatguru on Sunday March 19, 2017 @11:43PM
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I think attention alone is enough. Pure attention leads to 'magic'.
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Re:Author of ‘Sapiens’ on how meditation made him a better h...
by amazingman on Monday March 20, 2017 @12:38AM
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I think this phrasing works for certain kinds of people, but turns off other kinds of people, and worse even misleads another category of personality.
Re:Author of ‘Sapiens’ on how meditation made him a better h...
by Leigho on Monday March 20, 2017 @03:15PM
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I agree with you if the attention you are implying is focus. I think we draw to us things we focus on, good or bad. I have been meditating off and on for over 15 years and perhaps many of us have been daydreaming far longer. Daydreaming is similar to visual mediation. I find value in silent-non- visual and visual meditation. I find value and get results with 10 minutes or hour long meditation. Some of the results I have gotten are good physical health, sound mental health and goal attainment. Any more than an hour and I run the risk of taking a nap or sleeping.