When it comes to spiritual and personal development, we sometimes need a step-by-step guide. Thankfully, many have risen to the task and produced succinct instructions to lead us along the path. These texts are brimming with information and will likely need to be consulted frequently as one progresses on their own journey of discovery.
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Dr. Daniel P. Brown has studied and practiced meditation for nearly 50 years, most of which he was also serving as a faculty member at Harvard Medical School. Combining this professional expertise in Western medicine and psychology with his personal pursuit of Indo-Tibetan spirituality, Brown’s book, Pointing Out the Great Way, provides a rigorous analysis of Mahāmudrā meditation, chronicling each step of the process as if for a case study in a lab. While we often think of enlightenment as an instantaneous event – attainable in one day under a Bodhi tree – Brown argues these slow, incremental steps make it attainable for ordinary individuals.
When it comes to spiritual and personal development, we sometimes need a step-by-step guide. Thankfully, many have risen to the task and produced succinct instructions to lead us along the path. These texts are brimming with information and will likely need to be consulted frequently as one progresses on their own journey of discovery.