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Beyond Distraction Five Practical Ways to Focus Your Mind

Shaila Catherine

Learn how to overcome distraction in meditation practice and develop clarity in your relationships, work, and activities with this new guide from a beloved meditation teacher. The mind can be a potent tool, used to guide extraordinary achievements, inspire good works, and incline your spiritual pat...

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This was Shaila Catherine's latest book discussed, which focused on distraction and provided practical strategies for overcoming restless thinking, rumination, and chronic worry. She noted that this third book was much lighter and more accessible to readers compared to her previous works.

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Shaila Catherine is a Dharma teacher whose latest book is called *Beyond Distraction: Five Practical Ways to Focus the Mind*.

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Episode: Five Ways to be Less Distracted | Shaila Catherine

This was Shaila Catherine's latest book discussed, which focused on distraction and provided practical strategies for overcoming restless thinking, rumination, and chronic worry. She noted that this third book was much lighter and more accessible to readers compared to her previous works.

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Shaila Catherine is a Dharma teacher whose latest book is called *Beyond Distraction: Five Practical Ways to Focus the Mind*.

So this current book, *Beyond Distraction*, is really about that. It's about focusing on distraction so that we can move beyond it, like really looking at the forces that continue to distract us and to develop practical strategies for overcoming restless thinking, rumination, chronic worry, you know, anxious thoughts, those sorts of things.

So I would recommend if anybody wanted to read my work, start with the third one, then go to the first one.

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