From Doomer to (almost*) Bloomer | Meditating Every Day for 3 Months
November 12, 2019
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as posted by the channelLast summer I decided to commit to a daily meditation practise. This video is a personal reflection (vlog meets documentary) on my the past 3 months of daily Vipassana meditation and my transformation from a Doomer to a (*almost) Bloomer- still have work to do.
I know this video has been done before on YouTube (and done very well, might I say) by creators like Matt D’Avella and Nathaniel Drew, but my goal with this video is to add new information, nuance, and depth to the conversation. How? By interviewing meditation practitioners from the academic community.
In addition to my own personal reflections, this video contains interviews with John Vervaeke, Professor and Producer of the ‘Awakening From the Meaning Crisis’ series on YouTube as well as Ronald Purser, Professor and author of the book, McMindfulness.
In the interviews John and Ronald talk about what mindfulness is, what it isn’t, how it can help us find meaning, while providing practical tips and suggestions.
I definitely recommend checking out John’s YouTube Series here
And Ron’s book, McMindfulness.
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