Part 1 of the fourth volume of Paul Brunton's Notebooks series, bound here separately in paperback. This uniquely comprehensive and reliable volume combines a clear explanation of meditation's goal with a rich variety of effective techniques suitable for individual experimentation. It offers detailed and in-depth writings on the why and the how of many varieties of meditation. A section on potential dangers of meditation makes it especially useful for beginners, intermediates, and teachers.
Publication
1986
Pages
272
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Larson Publications
Collection
The Notebooks of Paul Brunton
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