The Power of Now
Eckhart Tolle
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Self-help for smart people. World-class insights and practices from experts in modern science and ancient wisdom. Hosted by veteran journalist and best-selling author, Dan Harris.
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This was the follow-up book to "Sex and the Spiritual Teacher" that Scott Edelstein wrote, which came out in 2017. The book aimed to help people develop discernment when choosing a spiritual teacher.
he's written a book called sex in the spiritual teacher and also The User's Guide to Spiritual Teachers
— Episode: Scott Edelstein, When Spiritual Leaders...
This was the follow-up book to "Sex and the Spiritual Teacher" that Scott Edelstein wrote, which came out in 2017. The book aimed to help people develop discernment when choosing a spiritual teacher.
he's written a book called sex in the spiritual teacher and also The User's Guide to Spiritual Teachers
and then he followed up with The User's Guide to Spiritual Teachers which just came out in 2017
and the users guide to spiritual teachers i've learned a lot more about personality disorders
the books are sex in the spiritual teacher um and The User's Guide to Spiritual Teachers
This was Scott Edelstein's follow-up book, which provided more insight into selecting a spiritual teacher, having just come out in 2017.
and also The User's Guide to Spiritual Teachers
and then he followed up with The User's Guide to Spiritual Teachers which just came out in 2017
and the users guide to spiritual teachers
The Practice of Being Aware, Right Now, Every Day
This book, which came out around 1999, was described as Steve Hagen's best telling book on Buddhism. It teaches the same type of meditation that the speaker and Dan Harris practice.
there's a there's a writer named Steve Hagen now full disclosure he's an old friend of mine and he wrote the book the best telling book Buddhism Plain and Simple that came out when yo...
— Episode: Scott Edelstein, When Spiritual Leaders...
This book, which came out around 1999, was described as Steve Hagen's best telling book on Buddhism. It teaches the same type of meditation that the speaker and Dan Harris practice.
there's a there's a writer named Steve Hagen now full disclosure he's an old friend of mine and he wrote the book the best telling book Buddhism Plain and Simple that came out when you were just a kid came out I think in 1999
This was described as Steve Hagen's best telling book on the subject, which came out around 1999 and was still doing well.
there's a there's a writer named Steve Hagen now full disclosure he's an old friend of mine and he wrote the book the best telling book Buddhism Plain and Simple that came out when you were just a kid came out I think in 1999
This book was mentioned as a sequel to "Buddhism Plain and Simple" by Steve Hagen, which goes into deeper aspects of meditation practice, such as the breakdown of the concept of 'self'.
and then he wrote a sequel couple of sequels but one is called Meditation Now or Never
— Episode: Scott Edelstein, When Spiritual Leaders...
This book was mentioned as a sequel to "Buddhism Plain and Simple" by Steve Hagen, which goes into deeper aspects of meditation practice, such as the breakdown of the concept of 'self'.
and then he wrote a sequel couple of sequels but one is called Meditation Now or Never
This book was mentioned as a sequel to 'Buddhism Plain and Simple' and covered meditation, going into other emerging realizations from practice.
and then he wrote a sequel couple of sequels but one is called Meditation Now or Never it's a it's quite wonderful book it's about meditation
One Woman's Journey of Spirit and Survival
This memoir detailed the author's incredible recovery after a horrific bus crash in Laos, with meditation playing a crucial role in her survival and healing process.
She wrote a book about it called Learning to Breathe One Woman's Journey of Spirit and Survival and as you might imagine meditation play it a role in what is an incredible recovery.
— Episode: Alison Wright, World-Traveling Photograp...
This memoir detailed the author's incredible recovery after a horrific bus crash in Laos, with meditation playing a crucial role in her survival and healing process.
She wrote a book about it called Learning to Breathe One Woman's Journey of Spirit and Survival and as you might imagine meditation play it a role in what is an incredible recovery.
My memoir is called Learning to Breathe one woman's journey of spirit and survival and it's um really it's a love letter to all these people that saved my life you know
This memoir detailed Alison Wright's survival story after a horrific bus crash in Laos and how her meditation practice was instrumental in her recovery, learning to walk again, climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro, and eventually getting back on a bus in Laos.
She wrote a book about it called Learning to Breathe One Woman's Journey of Spirit and Survival and as you might imagine meditation play it a role in what is an incredible recovery.
My memoir is called Learning to Breathe one woman's journey of spirit and survival and it's um really it's a love letter to all these people that saved my life you know.
The author's latest photo book, which explored how people across 150 countries, despite looking different, share fundamental similarities in their desires for love, safety, and health.
i just came out with a new book um a photo book called Human Tribe and it's really looking at after being now to 150 countries you know how different we might look but really how much...
— Episode: Alison Wright, World-Traveling Photograp...
The author's latest photo book, which explored how people across 150 countries, despite looking different, share fundamental similarities in their desires for love, safety, and health.
i just came out with a new book um a photo book called Human Tribe and it's really looking at after being now to 150 countries you know how different we might look but really how much were the same the world over
my latest book is called Human Tribe
Alison Wright's latest book was a photo book looking at how, despite superficial differences across 150 countries, humans are fundamentally the same.
i just came out with a new book um a photo book called Human Tribe and it's really looking at after being now to 150 countries you know how different we might look but really how much were the same the world over.
my latest book is called Human Tribe.
The Transformative Power of Giving Thanks
This was the author's tenth book, which she wrote while struggling with feelings of being an ingrate and regret about her career success, ultimately finding that the process of writing it saved her life.
Bass says writing her most recent book, "Grateful: The Transformative Power of Giving Thanks," saved her life.
— Episode: Diana Butler Bass, 100 Days of Gratitude
This was the author's tenth book, which she wrote while struggling with feelings of being an ingrate and regret about her career success, ultimately finding that the process of writing it saved her life.
Bass says writing her most recent book, "Grateful: The Transformative Power of Giving Thanks," saved her life.
Diana has just written a book called Grateful all about her coming to terms with the fact that she wasn't something of an ingrate in her own life and she talks about how she went about cultivating what is sort of a life skill par excellence.
This book was not a book that I wrote out of a sense of expertise it's the tenth book that I have written which means there's been a lot of stress along the way and many of my early books were about liberal Christianity and congregational life and how all that was changing in America different kinds of religious and spiritual trends.
And so my husband looked at me and he said you know writing this book has saved you.
The new book is called Grateful, the transformative, you know, I can't remember the transformative power of giving thanks.
The author stated that writing this book saved her life after she realized she wasn't understanding gratitude correctly. She detailed her 100-day practice of finding gratitude even during the distressing post-2016 election period, which ultimately changed how she viewed the world.
Bass says writing her most recent book, "Grateful: The Transformative Power of Giving Thanks," saved her life.
Diana has just written a book called Grateful all about her coming to terms with the fact that she wasn't something of an ingrate in her own life and she talks about how she went about cultivating what is sort of a life skill par excellence.
This book I went to and I said I'm 56 years old and I don't really think I understand gratitude.
And I remember being transfixed by what I was seeing on television that, you know, here was this political candidate yelling at us and encouraging violence at rallies and people saying things that I just never would have dreamed that I would see people say in public. These upsetting sort of episodes in the news and it was so distracting and so distressing to me that I couldn't write.
And my husband looked at me and he said you know writing this book has saved you. And I didn't realize that's what it had done.
Finding God in the World-A Spiritual Revolution
This book was mentioned as another of the author's works, which focused on finding God in the world and was also published by Harper One.
The book that I wrote right before this and I think that your listeners would really enjoy as well as a book that I called Grounded and that was called Finding God in the World a spir...
— Episode: Diana Butler Bass, 100 Days of Gratitude
This book was mentioned as another of the author's works, which focused on finding God in the world and was also published by Harper One.
The book that I wrote right before this and I think that your listeners would really enjoy as well as a book that I called Grounded and that was called Finding God in the World a spiritual revolution is also published by Harper one.
This book was mentioned as one the author wrote before "Grateful" that listeners might also enjoy.
The book that I wrote right before this and I think that your listeners would really enjoy as well as a book that I called Grounded and that was called Finding God in the World a spiritual revolution is also published by Harper one.
A Practical Guide to Mindful Leadership
This book was described as a practical guide to mindful leadership, serving as an inspiration from the author's experience finding she needed 'just a little space' to excel. The book comes with accompanying free meditations and leadership reflections available on a dedicated website.
And that was in fact was the inspiration for the book Finding the Space to Lead.
— Episode: Janice Marturano, How to Be a Better Bos...
This book was described as a practical guide to mindful leadership, serving as an inspiration from the author's experience finding she needed 'just a little space' to excel. The book comes with accompanying free meditations and leadership reflections available on a dedicated website.
And that was in fact was the inspiration for the book Finding the Space to Lead.
And the book is Finding the Space to Lead it's a practical guide to mindful leadership and so along with the book comes a whole host of free. Meditations and leadership reflections right on you can look at Finding the Space to Lead dot com
This book was mentioned as a practical guide to mindful leadership that includes a whole host of free meditations and leadership reflections on its companion website.
And then that was actually the inspiration for the book Finding the Space to Lead.
And the book is Finding the Space to Lead it's a practical guide to mindful leadership and so along with the book comes a whole host of free. Meditations and leadership reflections right on you can look at Finding the Space to Lead dot com that's a dot com and we have it in English and Spanish.
A Journey Through Anxiety
This book was described as half memoir detailing the author's long struggle with serious anxiety, and half an in-depth look at the science behind anxiety. The author was inspired to write it after researching mental health struggles among college students, realizing she should contribute by sharing her own odyssey of treatments.
The book is On Edge a journey through anxiety and it is half memoir about my own very long-standing sort of 25 year tangle with serious anxiety and a deep dive into the science of anx...
— Episode: Andrea Petersen, Untangling from Anxiety
This book was described as half memoir detailing the author's long struggle with serious anxiety, and half an in-depth look at the science behind anxiety. The author was inspired to write it after researching mental health struggles among college students, realizing she should contribute by sharing her own odyssey of treatments.
The book is On Edge a journey through anxiety and it is half memoir about my own very long-standing sort of 25 year tangle with serious anxiety and a deep dive into the science of anxiety
And I started spending time on college campuses and was really blown away actually by the energy and openness that I was seeing on college campuses you know these groups like active minds and jet foundation that were stigma was really I felt like starting to a road on these on these campuses
The book was described as half memoir covering the author's 25-year struggle with serious anxiety, and half deep dive into the science of anxiety. The author was inspired to write it after interviewing college students about their mental health struggles.
The book is On Edge a journey through anxiety and it is half memoir about my own very long-standing sort of 25 year tangle with serious anxiety and a deep dive into the science of anxiety
I was really blown away actually by the energy and openness that I was seeing on college campuses you know these groups like active minds and jet foundation that were stigma was really I felt like starting to a road on these on these campuses and students were much more open about their mental health issues and that actually was really kind of the kick in the pants that I needed to actually do this
The 90-Day Mind, Body and Food Plan that will absolutely Change Your Life
This lifestyle book was written by Danica Patrick after she changed her own diet and exercise routine while going through the process of freezing her eggs. It was described as a three-part book covering the mind, the body (with a 12-week program), and food, including recipes and cooking tips.
Talking about her new book which is called Pretty Intense in which she discusses meditation.
— Episode: Danica Patrick, Racing Superstar
This lifestyle book was written by Danica Patrick after she changed her own diet and exercise routine while going through the process of freezing her eggs. It was described as a three-part book covering the mind, the body (with a 12-week program), and food, including recipes and cooking tips.
Talking about her new book which is called Pretty Intense in which she discusses meditation.
Pretty Intense. The 90 day mind body and food plan that will absolutely change your life.
The first five chapters are about the mind and you know creating good space for yourself and developing good techniques to overcome things and be more confident and get more in touch with sort of your spirit soul side of you.
The next five chapters are about the body and why the program is structured like it is. And then after that is a 12 week program that I wrote tested and then also focus group tested one year ago at this time.
And then the last section of the book is another five chapters on food and how to you know use spices and oils and all kinds of different things just you know how to be more daring with those things and educate people on them, how to cook certain items and tips and tricks for that. And then 50 recipes that I wrote and photographed.
Danica Patrick discussed her new lifestyle book, which details a 90-day plan covering mind, body, and food, developed after she changed her diet and exercise routine during egg freezing. The book is structured in three parts: the first five chapters focus on the mind, the next five cover the body and the program structure, and the final section focuses on food, including spices, oils, tips, and 50 recipes.
She's in town doing press talking about her new book which is called Pretty Intense in which she discusses meditation.
The 90 day mind body and food plan that will absolutely change your life.
It's three part book. The first five chapters are about the mind and you know creating good space for yourself and developing good techniques to overcome things and be more confident and get more in touch with sort of your spirit soul side of you.
The next five chapters are about the body and why the program is structured like it is. And then after that is a 12 week program that I wrote tested and then also focus group tested one year ago at this time.
And then the last section of the book is another five chapters on food and how to you know use spices and oils and all kinds of different things just you know how to be more daring with those things and educate people on them, how to cook certain items and tips and tricks for that. And then 50 recipes that I wrote and photographed.
James Altucher mentioned this as one of the two main books he was proud of out of the 18 he had written.
I would say choose yourself and reinvent yourself are my two main books out of out of 18 that I've read
— Episode: James Altucher, Master of Reinvention
James Altucher mentioned this as one of the two main books he was proud of out of the 18 he had written.
I would say choose yourself and reinvent yourself are my two main books out of out of 18 that I've read
James Altucher named "Choose Yourself" as one of his two main books out of 18 he had written.
I would say choose yourself and reinvent yourself are my two main books out of out of 18 that I've read
I Cover Them. I am One.
The book was described as breathtaking in its honesty and detailed her struggles with depression, including difficult times she endured. Her goal with the memoir was to normalize mental health struggles.
She has written a new book called Natural Disaster I Cover Them I Am One and it is breathtaking in its honesty it's about her struggles with depression and she's had some some truly d...
— Episode: Ginger Zee, ABC News Chief Meteorologist...
The book was described as breathtaking in its honesty and detailed her struggles with depression, including difficult times she endured. Her goal with the memoir was to normalize mental health struggles.
She has written a new book called Natural Disaster I Cover Them I Am One and it is breathtaking in its honesty it's about her struggles with depression and she's had some some truly difficult times in dealing with depression and this book is an extremely brave move on her part and her goal is really to normalize this.
So it starts out 10 days before I started my job at ABC News. I checked myself into a mental health institute or hospital and that was the changing factor in my life.
I hope that someone just like the couple of reactions I've seen so far where they say I saw you as someone so put together and that no one, I can't imagine that this happened to you too.
This book was described as breathtaking in its honesty, detailing the author's struggles with depression and difficult times she endured. The author hoped the book would normalize discussions around mental health challenges.
She has written a new book called Natural Disaster I Cover Them I Am One and it is breathtaking in its honesty it's about her struggles with depression and she's had some some truly difficult times in dealing with depression and this book is an extremely brave move on her part and her goal is really to normalize this.
So it starts out 10 days before I started my job at ABC News. I checked myself into a mental health institute or hospital and that was the changing factor in my life.
So I'm already seeing and hearing those stories and that's starting to soften the concern.
I hope that someone just like the couple of reactions I've seen so far where they say I saw you as someone so put together and that no one, I can't imagine that this happened to you too.
If you are a person who has made mistakes and wants to forgive yourself or start to or has dealt with depression, I think this is the wide range of people. I want to get that out there because I think it gets stuck on your mind.
A Guide to Creating a Personal Spirituality in a Secular World
Sally Quinn mentioned reading this book, which resonated with her because she realized she also had her own religion, as she was no longer an atheist.
I write in my book finding magic about this book that I read which I loved and it's called A Religion of One's Own.
— Episode: Sally Quinn, Walking the Labyrinth
Sally Quinn mentioned reading this book, which resonated with her because she realized she also had her own religion, as she was no longer an atheist.
I write in my book finding magic about this book that I read which I loved and it's called A Religion of One's Own.
Sally Quinn mentioned reading this book, which made her realize that she had her own religion, aligning with the book's theme.
I write in my book finding magic about this book that I read which I loved and it's called A Religion of One's Own.
Zen and the Art of Staying Sane in Hollywood
The book was written with the main title, but it was essentially a stealth book about meditation, using career anecdotes as a guise to discuss the importance of being present in the moment.
He's also a long term and very dedicated meditator even wrote about it quite extensively in a book called I'm Hosting As Fast as I Can which came out many years ago.
— Episode: Tom Bergeron, 'Dancing With the Stars' H...
The book was written with the main title, but it was essentially a stealth book about meditation, using career anecdotes as a guise to discuss the importance of being present in the moment.
He's also a long term and very dedicated meditator even wrote about it quite extensively in a book called I'm Hosting As Fast as I Can which came out many years ago.
It was called I'm Hosting as Fast as I Can was the main title and under the guise of stringing together a bunch of career anecdotes, it really was a book about meditation.
I wrote about this in that book this doesn't feel right I'm hosting a live show things are happening in the moment and I've got a scripted line however good that might be it's no longer germane to what just happened.
My goal going back to when when I did the book and in conversations like this why I was so looking forward to chatting about this.
And you can find it I think online now it's called uh stooge's lost and found.
The book was written ostensibly about career anecdotes but served as a stealth book about meditation, focusing on the importance of being present in the moment.
He's also a long term and very dedicated meditator even wrote about it quite extensively in a book called I'm Hosting As Fast as I Can which came out many years ago.
It was called I'm Hosting as Fast as I Can was the main title and under the guise of stringing together a bunch of career anecdotes, it really was a book about meditation.
And I wrote about this in that book this doesn't feel right I'm hosting a live show things are happening in the moment and I've got a scripted line however good that might be it's no longer germane to what just happened.
Well you know and my goal going back to when when I did the book and in conversations like this why I was so looking forward to chatting about this I really I just see the value in it.
A Surfer's Quest to Find Zen on the Sea
This book was described as a coming-of-age story detailing the author running away at 16, buying a one-way ticket to Maui to surf, joining a monastery, almost becoming a Zen monk, and then starting a journalism career.
He wrote a book a couple years ago called Saltwater Buddha and it's a new one called All Our Waves Are Water.
— Episode: Jaimal Yogis, A Surfer's Quest for Zen
This book was described as a coming-of-age story detailing the author running away at 16, buying a one-way ticket to Maui to surf, joining a monastery, almost becoming a Zen monk, and then starting a journalism career.
He wrote a book a couple years ago called Saltwater Buddha and it's a new one called All Our Waves Are Water.
I ran away. So on milk carton type of thing? Like a one way ticket to Maui. That's what I did.
I picked up a little Tick-Not-Hon book and we should say who he is. A Vietnamese Zen master.
This was the author's first memoir, detailing a coming-of-age story where he ran away at 16 to Maui to surf, join a monastery, almost become a Zen monk, and eventually launch a journalism career.
He wrote a book a couple years ago called Saltwater Buddha and it's a new one called All Our Waves Are Water.
I ran away from home. How old were you when you ran away from home? I was 16. Wow. Really ran away. I ran away. So on milk carton type of thing? Like a one way ticket to Maui. That's what I did.
Stumbling Toward Enlightenment and the Perfect Ride
This was mentioned as the author's second memoir, which explores the intersection of meditation and surfing using the ocean wave metaphor.
He wrote a book a couple years ago called Saltwater Buddha and it's a new one called All Our Waves Are Water.
— Episode: Jaimal Yogis, A Surfer's Quest for Zen
This was mentioned as the author's second memoir, which explores the intersection of meditation and surfing using the ocean wave metaphor.
He wrote a book a couple years ago called Saltwater Buddha and it's a new one called All Our Waves Are Water.
I also like to surf and that's why the book is called All Our Waves or Water because I wanted to get at that from many different perspectives and surfing helps me do that.
all our waves of water as the name of the new book and if you google that you'll find me.
This was the author's second memoir, which was out at the time of the recording, exploring the intersection of surfing and meditation.
He wrote a book a couple years ago called Saltwater Buddha and it's a new one called All Our Waves Are Water.
And I like that metaphor a lot I also like to surf and that's why the book is called All Our Waves or Water because I wanted to get at that from many different perspectives and surfing helps me do that.
All our waves of water as the name of the new book and if you google that you'll find me.
This was mentioned as one of Chgyam Trungpa Rinpoche's first books, detailing his experience fleeing the Chinese communist full invasion in 1959 and leading a party out of Tibet over the Himalayas.
if you read one book that's important to read to understand him is the book Born in Tibet which is actually one of the ones I think he wrote it was one of his first books and it was a...
— Episode: Ethan Nichtern, 'The Dharma of The Princ...
This was mentioned as one of Chgyam Trungpa Rinpoche's first books, detailing his experience fleeing the Chinese communist full invasion in 1959 and leading a party out of Tibet over the Himalayas.
if you read one book that's important to read to understand him is the book Born in Tibet which is actually one of the ones I think he wrote it was one of his first books and it was about him you know fleeing the Chinese communist full invasion in 1959 and being 19 or 20 years old and because he was the incarnate lama he led this party of like 300 people out of Tibet over the Himalayas it was a 10-month journey.
This was noted as one of Chgyam Trungpa's first books, detailing his experience fleeing the Chinese communist full invasion in 1959 and leading a party over the Himalayas.
if you read one book that's important to read to understand him is the book Born in Tibet which is actually one of the ones I think he wrote it was one of his first books and it was about him you know fleeing the Chinese communist full invasion in 1959 and being 19 or 20 years old and because he was the incarnate lama he led this party of like 300 people out of Tibet over the Himalayas it was a 10-month journey.
This book was suggested for tracing the mythology of Caucasianness, which the host noted the guest, Dan Harris, also seemed to believe due to lazy language.
The second is history of white people so it's done by the former head of the american historical society nela ring painter brinston professor which really traces how this mythology of Caucasianness wh...
— Episode: Anurag Gupta, Attorney 'Hacking' Unconsc...
This book was suggested for tracing the mythology of Caucasianness, which the host noted the guest, Dan Harris, also seemed to believe due to lazy language.
The second is history of white people so it's done by the former head of the american historical society nela ring painter brinston professor which really traces how this mythology of Caucasianness which dan you actually also seem to believe right
This book traces the mythology of Caucasianness and was recommended because the author is a professor and former head of the American Historical Society.
the second is history of white people so it's done by the former head of the american historical society nela ring painter brinston professor which really traces how this mythology of Caucasianness
The Internet as Art
The book discussed technology, spirituality, and the author's experiences with Abrahamic faiths, including some controversies that arose from her writing in the final chapter.
And I will look for that. Hold me to it.
— Episode: Virginia Heffernan: Writer, 'Trumpcast'...
The book discussed technology, spirituality, and the author's experiences with Abrahamic faiths, including some controversies that arose from her writing in the final chapter.
And I will look for that. Hold me to it.
And then you got yourself in uh some controversy uh with something you wrote that had to do with religion
oh so Magic and Loss is out in paperback it's Magic and Loss the internet as art um it tells it's a it's about technology but it has this some of the story that I've told here at in the last chapter
The book discusses technology and includes a chapter detailing the author's experiences with spirituality and Abrahamic faiths, which generated some controversy.
And you know, from the book I joined when I was nine and just for my sense have spent a lifetime there. And to the internet.
And you talk about this in Magic and Loss you got yourself in uh some controversy uh with something you wrote that had to do with religion
Oh so Magic and Loss is out in paperback it's Magic and Loss the internet as art um it tells it's a it's about technology but it has this some of the story that I've told here at in the last chapter
How a Simple Practice Can Help Us Reduce Stress, Improve Performance, and Recapture the American Spirit
This book was written by Representative Tim Ryan about his experiences with meditation. It discussed areas where mindfulness could be integrated into government policy, such as care for veterans, education, and healthcare.
Tim Ryan who's a Democrat from Ohio and I happened to talk to Tim for this podcast back in January shortly after the inauguration of Donald J. Trump and Tim is a longtime meditator in fact wrote a who...
— Episode: Rep. Tim Ryan, Teaching Congress to Medi...
This book was written by Representative Tim Ryan about his experiences with meditation. It discussed areas where mindfulness could be integrated into government policy, such as care for veterans, education, and healthcare.
Tim Ryan who's a Democrat from Ohio and I happened to talk to Tim for this podcast back in January shortly after the inauguration of Donald J. Trump and Tim is a longtime meditator in fact wrote a whole book about it called A Mindful Nation and we talked to Tim as part of our ten percent happier meditation tour...
so anyway it affected me and then i wrote A Mindful Nation A Mindful Nation came out with two thousand twelve thirteen ten eleven
and was basically if i recall you talked from the position of uh... uh... uh... congressman about areas in which mindfulness could be embedded into our government policy having to do with care for veterans education uh... health care yeah and there were few other a prison
and then i wrote A Mindful Nation book i wrote about mindfulness meditation in schools and health care
Representative Tim Ryan wrote a book about meditation, which was discussed during the interview regarding its application in government policy areas like veteran care and education.
Tim Ryan who's a Democrat from Ohio and I happened to talk to Tim for this podcast back in January shortly after the inauguration of Donald J. Trump and Tim is a longtime meditator in fact wrote a whole book about it called A Mindful Nation
so anyway it affected me and then i wrote A Mindful Nation A Mindful Nation came out with two thousand twelve thirteen ten eleven
and was basically if i recall you talked from the position of uh... uh... uh... congressman about areas in which mindfulness could be embedded into our government policy having to do with care for veterans education uh... health care yeah and there were few other a prison
and then i wrote A Mindful Nation book i wrote about mindfulness meditation in schools and health care
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