Elizabeth Gilbert, author of Eat, Pray, Love, and Julia Roberts were on the Oprah show to promote the upcoming movie. Do you agree with the director, Ryan?
“I think it’s more than a book. I think it’s a movement, and I think it’s so personal to so many people,” he says. “It was to me. I [...]
Eat, Pray, Love: part of a movement in the making?
June 1st, 2010 · View Comments
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“The most important connection with technology is the one with yourself.”
May 3rd, 2010 · View Comments
It’s wonderful to hear about the themes raised in the recent Wisdom 2.0 summit, which began to raise questions about the integration of spirituality and technology. The sessions will be available to watch in a while. I recommend you to check out the live tweets (#wisdom2conf). The quote above is from Tami Simon. In the [...]
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Taking a meditative trip
April 15th, 2010 · View Comments
The New York Times covers current medical research of hallucinogens:
Scientists are especially intrigued by the similarities between hallucinogenic experiences and the life-changing revelations reported throughout history by religious mystics and those who meditate.
The subjects’ reports mirrored so closely the accounts of religious mystical experiences, Dr. Griffiths said, that it seems likely the human brain is [...]
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A beginner’s tryst with meditation
April 10th, 2010 · View Comments
I actually read this article,“Can meditation stop me getting angry?” in full, it was so hilarious. It’s quite touching how the author admits she’s a “neurotic with anger and anxiety issues,” and I can completely identify with her. Is it an inherent Jewish trait? (It takes one to know one…) Thankfully, Isha Yoga has [...]
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Woods meditates for stability, Chopra for earthquakes?
April 6th, 2010 · View Comments
At a press conference announcing his return to the world of golf, Tiger Woods credits the lack of meditation for his downfall.
“I meditate religiously again like I used to, going back to my roots with my Buddhism with my mom. I need to do these things the way I used to do it. And unfortunately [...]
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