1971
DOI: 10.2307/598615
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Concentration and Meditation. A Manual of Mind Development

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“…Writing, like any activity we take seriously, involves sustained concentration, called dhārana by practitioners of Eastern religions, and this is the first stage in the adventure of meditation and understanding the operations of the mind. Consider this observation in Concentration and Meditation by Christmas Humphreys (1993): “As a student wrote: If one is trying to do something really well, one becomes, first of all, interested in it, and later absorbed in it, which means that one forgets oneself in concentrating on what one is doing. But when one forgets oneself, oneself ceases to exist, since oneself is the only thing which causes oneself to exist.”…”
Section: Does the “Self” Completed By Writing Really Exist? On Medita...mentioning
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“…Writing, like any activity we take seriously, involves sustained concentration, called dhārana by practitioners of Eastern religions, and this is the first stage in the adventure of meditation and understanding the operations of the mind. Consider this observation in Concentration and Meditation by Christmas Humphreys (1993): “As a student wrote: If one is trying to do something really well, one becomes, first of all, interested in it, and later absorbed in it, which means that one forgets oneself in concentrating on what one is doing. But when one forgets oneself, oneself ceases to exist, since oneself is the only thing which causes oneself to exist.”…”
Section: Does the “Self” Completed By Writing Really Exist? On Medita...mentioning
confidence: 99%