"The Meditation Handbook" provides a comprehensive overview of meditation techniques, including those taught by the great spiritual traditions. It describes the many benefits of the practice, and aims to provide readers with much of what they need to know in order to decide if meditation is right for them. Each of the most important techniques is described in its essential details, using concepts that can be easily understood by the general reader - although the book will also be helpful to those with experience who wish to develop their practice further. Professor Fontana emphasises that meditation is an outstanding technique not only for developing harmony and inner peace and for enhancing physical and psychological health, but also for enabling the practitioner to explore the mysteries of the mind and the spiritual dimension to existence. The book is unique in its breadth and scope, in its freedom from doctrine and dogma and in the authentic wisdom it builds upon - the author has personal experience of many major Eastern and Western traditions. Written in accessible language throughout, it concludes with sections on the nature of enlightenment and on the mysteries of life and death.
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Provides a comprehensive overview of meditation techniques, including those taught by the great spiritual traditions. This work describes the many benefits of the practice, and aims to provide readers with much of what they need to know in order to decide if meditation is right for them.
About the Author:
David Fontana, was a Distinguished Visiting Fellow to the University of Wales and Visiting Professor to the University of Algarve, Portugal. A fellow of the British Psychological Society, he studied and taught meditation for over 25 years. He wrote many highly regarded books on child psychology, dreams, meditation and psychological counselling.
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- PublisherWatkins Publishing
- Publication date2010
- ISBN 10 1906787654
- ISBN 13 9781906787653
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages256
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