Therapeutic Models for Meditators

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PP, modified 9 Years ago at 10/22/14 9:55 PM
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Therapeutic Models for Meditators

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Different conceptual models of therapy relevant to meditators:

http://awakenetwork.org/magazine/shargrol/253

EDIT: Here's the link corrected http://awakenetwork.org/magazine/shargrol/253
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Not Tao, modified 9 Years ago at 10/22/14 6:10 PM
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RE: Therapeutic Models for Meditators

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Your link is broken. D:

This is interesting but a bit hard to follow.  Is the idea that all of these are leading to the same thing?  I don't see presence talked about much when people use the progress of insight and its fruits.

Oh, and I really liked the first chart and the idea that there's a multi-dimentional way things can present.  It made me feel a little less lost because I could check a number of boxes, haha. emoticon
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PP, modified 9 Years ago at 10/23/14 12:19 PM
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RE: Therapeutic Models for Meditators

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Yes, there's too much information to process, I guess it's more of a draft. I think that not all roads lead to the same place, but that he's pointing both a starting point to the practitioner's specific situation/problem/characteristics, and some methods that may be handy when in such and such problem.

It's good to see that maps are upside down, not a generic map of enlightenment stages where every practitioner should try to fit into, but starting from the specific qualities/atributes/deficencies of the practitioner, and how to overcome them.

 
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