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Review of Alan Wallace’s “The Taboo of Subjectivity”

By Ronald E. Purser & Jack Petranker | May 13, 2018 “It is not a sign of health to be well adjusted to a sick society”  – Krishnamurti Mindfulness, a practice with Buddhist roots but a contemporary secular face, is

When someone sits down to practice mindfulness, they are usually operating within a basic framework taken over from ordinary experience.

The Present Moment Tricycle | Winter 2014 The “present moment” is on everyone’s lips nowadays. But do we really know what we mean by it? The philosophers of antiquity help us get underneath the cliché. In the history of Buddhism,

There are those who question whether a body of knowledge or set of methods capable of molding transformative leaders truly exists.

Participatory Knowing: A Story-Centered Approach to Human Systems January 2006