An Innovative Approach to Overcoming Obstacles and Revitalizing Your Practice
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When practiced regularly, meditation naturally deepens self-awareness and leads to spiritual insight. In our hyper, instant-gratification culture, however, most people miss out on those powerful outcomes because it’s hard to commit to a long-term practice. Despite the increasing popularity of mindfulness and its documented mental health benefits, the silent majority of meditators struggle to maintain a regular practice. In fact, research indicates that more than fifty percent of meditators give up on the practice. Through time-tested teachings and exercises, The Meditator’s Dilemma shows you how to deepen your meditation practice while cultivating ease and delight—for both beginners and longtime practitioners.
The Meditator’s Dilemma, written by a psychologist with forty years’ experience practicing and teaching meditation, confronts this problem and its causes and provides specific, accessible techniques and exercises that greatly enhance everyday meditation practice. Bill Morgan’s teachings and guided meditation exercises are designed to generate the all-too-often missing delight and enjoyment in meditation.
WILLIAM A. MORGAN is a professor of history at Lone Star College. His research has been awarded a John Brockway Huntington Foundation Fellowship, a John Carter Brown Fellowship, a Lydia Cabrera Fellowship from the Conference on Latin American History, a Franklin Research Grant from the American Philosophical Society, two Mellon/ACLS Faculty Fellowships, and a Folger Research Fellowship. He is the author of A Brief History of Cuba, and his work has appeared in Slavery & Abolition, Colonial Latin American Review, Agricultural History, and The Journal of Imperial & Commonwealth History. Morgan lives and writes in Texas.
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