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Spiritual based meditation may help preserve cognitive function

Posted on April 12, 2018 by Stephen Gene Morris

Whilst intensive meditation practice may improve cognitive function, sustained daily practice may help maintain it. Continue reading →

Posted in Buddhism, cognitive psychology, cumulative effect, mindfulness, Tibetan Buddhism | Tagged attention, attention regulation, cognition, four immeasurables, shamatha | Leave a comment

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