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Purpose and method of Vipassana meditation.
The Humanistic Psychologist, 1994This article was originally presented orally by Shinzen Young as the opening talk of a retreat he led, on the practice of Vipassana meditation. The editor decided to retain its flavor as a talk by keeping intact the conversational aspects of the presentation as it was first given.
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Vipassana Meditation: Systematic Review of Current Evidence
The Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, 2010Vipassana meditation (VM) is one of the most ancient and diffused types of meditative practices belonging to the pole of mindfulness. Despite the growing interest toward the neurobiological and clinical correlates of many meditative practices, no review has specifically focused on current evidence on neuro-imaging and clinical evidence about VM.A ...
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Vipassana Meditation and the Psychobiology of Wilhelm Reich
Journal of Humanistic Psychology, 1985Theravada Buddhism and Reich's psychobiology appear at first to be polar opposites. Yet there is a Theravada school of meditation, the Vipassana of U Ba Khin, which in both theory and practice turns out to be remarkably close to Reich's worldview and his therapy.
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Meditation and Awakening in the American Vipassana Network
2019Certain patterns have developed around meditation and enlightenment, or awakening, as many prefer to call it, in the American Insight network. Network here is defined as a loose affiliation of individuals and communities that prioritize Vipassana meditation as their central practice and trace their immediate Buddhist roots to Burmese and Thai ...
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Journal of Religion and Health, 2013
Goenka's Vipassana meditation (GVM), a widely applied mindfulness training system rooted in Buddhism, is currently widely used. Although the two abilities cultivated in GVM, awareness and equanimity, exhibit certain similarities with the mindfulness cultivated in mindfulness-based psychotherapies (MBTs), they are not major concerns in MBTs.
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Goenka's Vipassana meditation (GVM), a widely applied mindfulness training system rooted in Buddhism, is currently widely used. Although the two abilities cultivated in GVM, awareness and equanimity, exhibit certain similarities with the mindfulness cultivated in mindfulness-based psychotherapies (MBTs), they are not major concerns in MBTs.
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Vipassana Meditation: The Path to Better Servant-Leadership
International Journal of Servant-Leadership, 2011Awareness is not a giver of solace-it is just the opposite. It is a disturber and an awakener. Able leaders are usually sharply awake and reasonably disturbed. They are not seekers after solace. They have their own inner serenity.
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Ein Hauch von Wissenschaftstheorie und Vipassana Meditation
2020Yuval Noah Harari pladiert fur mehr Empathie im Umgang mit der Welt, den Menschen und uns selbst. Einen Weg, um Empathie entwickeln zu konnen, sieht er in der fokussierten, also bewussten Selbstwahrnehmung bzw. Selbstbeobachtung. Ein Freund schlug ihm vor, er, Harari, solle doch mal versuchen, einen Vipassana-Meditationkurs zu besuchen.
Wolfgang Frindte, Ina Frindte
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Vipassana Meditation as an Effective Technique of Stress-Management
Indian Journal of Applied Research, 2011The present research article is an endeavour to explore empirical supports for Vipassana meditation as an effective technique of stress management.Stress management refers to the wide spectrum of techniques and psychotherapies aimed at controlling a person's levels of stress, especially chronic stress, or distress as advocated by Hans Selye (1936;
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Vipassana Meditation and Its Reception in Vietnam
International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social ScienceCurrently, meditation in general and insight meditation (Vipassana) in particular is one of the very effective methods to help people find inner peace and stability in an unpredictable world. Due to this, they can see the meaning of life, letting go of ignorance to achieve the ultimate goal of liberating themselves from worldly suffering.
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