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Meditation Made Simple
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Summary
Prakash Raman debunks common myths and explains the science behind meditation and its benefits, the challenges people face, the practical and easy tools useful to experience, the benefits of a life less stressed, more focused, and more productive.
Bio
Prakash Raman is in Executive Development at LinkedIn, where he brings practical tools that leaders can use daily to help recognize and achieve their potential. He coaches, facilitates, and conducts workshops focused on leading through values, connection and the shared human experience. His experience prior to LinkedIn enables him to take a unique, and actionable approach to developing leaders.
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Jan 28, 2017
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Community comments
Funny... I'm just reading Search Inside Yourself
by Richard Richter,
Slides are useless
by Allan Wind,
Funny... I'm just reading Search Inside Yourself
by Richard Richter,
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And this pretty much covers chapter on meditation. But in the end, the book is not original source of these ideas either, although the shape of the complete curriculum there probably is. I can't say that it works because I'm in it just for a while, but even for the peace inside it is worth it, especially when you need to give up only couple of minutes a day.
Slides are useless
by Allan Wind,
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The style of presentation, that relegates the slides as a visual commentary on the content via stock images, unfortunately leaves readers with slides that are useless as a self-standing unit. I would encourage the author the author to rework the slides that convey, and till then, maybe infoq just disable the slides link? That way, if you don't have to an hour to watch a video, you know to skip this presentation.