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Tinsley, Alison; Fields, Chris

 
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Synopsis

If you've ever thought you'd like to try to meditate, Meditation: If You're Doing It, You're Doing It Right is the book for you. If you've ever tried to meditate and found it difficult or frustrating, Meditation: If You're Doing It, You're Doing It Right is the book for you. And if you currently meditate but wonder if there might be more to it than you're experiencing, Meditation: If You're Doing It, You're Doing It Right is the book for you. Twenty-seven meditators, including spiritual leaders, neuroscientists, musicians and many others, discuss precisely what they do when they meditate, why they do it, and what happens when they do it. No one's experience is the same. If you're looking for inspiration, ideas, an understanding of the neurology behind meditation, and some fascinating role models – you'll find it all here.

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À propos de l'auteur

Alison Tinsley, MS is an author and yoga teacher. She grew up in Europe, worked for the Peace Corps in the Ivory Coast, West Africa and obtained an MS in Alternative Education from Indiana University. She's been a welfare case worker in rural Indiana, a high­ school English teacher, a creative writing instructor at New Mexico State University, a real estate broker and a bon vivant in Costa Rica and France. She now writes and teaches vinyasa flow and yin yoga in Caunes Minervois, France and Sonoma, CA. See Alison's websites alisonhaytinsley.com and goldcraneyoga.com. Sign up for Alison's newsletter at alisonhaytinsley.com /register.htm. Chris Fields, PhD is an interdisciplinary information scientist. After obtaining a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Colorado, he turned to applied computing and developed data analysis methods and software for the Human Genome Project. His current research focuses on the questions of how and why we perceive a world of separate, bounded objects. See his website at chrisfieldsresearch.com.

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