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Congratulations to David B. Rothenberg ('00 Contemplative Practice Fellow) on being awarded the 2010 NJIT Excellence in Research Medal and Prize. Prof. Rothenberg's recent work has focused on whale sounds and his 2005 book Why Birds Sing examines bird song from the combined perspectives of science, music, and poetry.
Arthur was recently featured on the radio program Speaking of Faith; listen to the episode here: Holding Life Consciously. The Speaking of Faith website also featured Arthur's Bell Sound Meditation practice.
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Associate Director and Senior Fellow Mirabai Bush was recently interviewed by Joan Oliver of Tricycle Magazine about contemplative activism and socially engaged Buddhism. Watch Mirabai's interview here. Research on the Effects of Mindfulness, Meditation,
and Other Contemplative Practices
Looking for websites, books, and articles on studies of contemplative practice? Short Meditations for Work or Anywhere
Download these guided meditations to your mp3 player or listen online. To listen, simply click on a practice and wait for it to load. To download, right-click (Mac users, CTRL-click) and select "save link as" or "save target as."
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Breathing Meditation (5 mins) |
Loving-Kindness Meditation (10 mins) |
Breath, Sound & Body Meditation (12 mins) |
Listen to more meditations by Diana at the MARC-UCLA website |
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Bare Attention Meditation (5 mins) |
Breath and Sound Meditation (10 mins) |
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The 4-Part Bell Sound Practice (10 mins) |
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2nd Annual Conference of the Association for Contemplative Mind in Higher Education September 24 - 26, 2010 Amherst College, Amherst, MA |
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The Mindful Lawyer: Practices & Prospects for Law School, Bench, and Bar October 29 - 31, 2010 University of California at Berkeley School of Law |
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Retreat for Academics November 11 - 14, 2010 Garrison Institute, Garrison, NY |
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Video: Charles Halpern on Empathy, Meditation, and the Practice of Law
A talk presented at the University at Buffalo Law School, Friday, September 25, 2009 by Charles Halpern, founding Board Member of the Center for Contemplative Mind in Society.
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Explore the Tree of Contemplative Practices
You may be familiar with meditation, prayer, and yoga, but what about lectio divina, tonglen, and contemplative art? The Tree illustrates the similarities and common roots of a variety of contemplative practices.