On 5/4/2014 12:05 AM, Michael Jackson wrote:
> Eckhart Tolle does not practice meditation, in fact he claims that
> meditation can be a hindrance to awakening.
>
The dictionary term "meditation" means simply "to think things over."
Based on this definition, everyone who is awake and thinks about
Stanford research paper? Do you mean the recent AHRQ meta-analysis of the
effects of meditation on anxiety?
I responded in the comment section to the Scientific American blog entry about
it:
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/is-meditation-overrated/
http://www.scientificamerican.c
Speaking purely for myself, TM is different to other forms of meditation but
the effects of the other types my be be more useful if you have the sort of
health issues that TM claims (but fails) to address. And may be more useful
anyway..
Mindfulness can be highly beneficial for anxiety and
Eckhart Tolle does not practice meditation, in fact he claims that meditation
can be a hindrance to awakening.
On Sun, 5/4/14, anartax...@yahoo.com wrote:
Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: American Buddhists celebrate "no self"
To: Fai
Lawson, was this a tangential reply to me? I am not a former TMer, I still
practice TM. Do you know of any research that compares the EEG of TMers in
unity and say, Buddhists who are in unity? Since both these traditions have
produced people with the unity experience, and they express themselves
