Wildmind's meditation blog
Wildmind's blogs are where you'll find book reviews, commentary, podcasts, and articles that don't fit neatly into the more structured guides to meditation that you'll find on the main part of the site. Articles are arranged below by date, and you can also browse by author and category using the links on the left.
Meditation zeitgeist, Nov 15 2008
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A not-entirely-random selection of blog posts on meditation.
Meditate, count to ten, then Duck! part 2
Meditation Bootcamp: The Story of Two Meditation Dropouts
Using Self-Hypnosis to Meditate Better
Helping my five-year old meditate before bedtime
“Meditate & Destroy” Brings Together Punk Rock And Buddha
3 Ways to Meditate That Other People Won’t Notice
Meditation zeitgeist, Oct 29, 2008
A not-entirely-random selection of blog posts on meditation.
Meditation, smiling, mood control, and relationships
Adventures in zazen meditation
Tibetan monks who can heat up their bodies at will
Meditation behind bars: Interview with Sister Elaine MacInnes, Zen Master & Catholic nun
Ask Deepak: Teaching children meditation
Meditation zeitgeist, August 15, 2008
A not-entirely-random selection of blog posts on meditation.
Meditation Retreat for Law Professionals and Students
Purpose, Intention, Method, and Review in Meditation Sessions
Meditation zeitgeist, July 1, 2008
A not-entirely-random selection of blog posts on meditation.
Dr. Alejandro Junger on Meditation
Wherever You Go There You Are (review)
Yoga for happier pupils
Gulf Daily News: SPECIAL needs children have taken up yoga and meditation in a bid to relieve stress and make them happier. More than 15 youngsters from the RIA Centre, Adliya, have just concluded a five-day course led by the Art of Living, which also focused on improving self-esteem and their learning abilities. Read more here.
All Embracing Urge: Motherhood and Practice
Motherhood has opened up a new emotional realm for Srimati. But how to love wholeheartedly and continually let go is the ground of her daily practice.
Against the odds and ahead of hard evidence, I instinctively knew I was pregnant. As I lay in the bath there was something magical in the air. I found myself, hand on belly, making a heartfelt pledge in a tender whisper: If you’re there, you’re welcome and … Click to read more »