How to train a happy mind: a skeptic's path to enlightenment
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TextPublication details: Mumbai The Bombay Circle Press 2024Description: 244 pISBN: - 9789392279140
- 294.34435 SNI
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| 294.3443 LAM Path to tranquillity | 294.3443 OSH This very body the Buddha: talks on Hakuin’s song of meditation | 294.3443 PAT Path to tranquillity | 294.34435 SNI How to train a happy mind: a skeptic's path to enlightenment | 294.3444 HAN No death, no fear: comforting wisdom for life | 294.3444 KOR After the ecstasy, the laundry: how the heart grows wise on the spiritual path | 294.3444 KOR Path with heart: the classic guide through the perils and promises of spiritual life |
This transformative guide offers an 8-step program inspired by ancient Buddhist philosophy, designed for modern minds. Using analytical meditation and guided visualizations, it shows you how small, intentional shifts can rewire your brain — bringing greater clarity, connection, and joy.
Eager to share the life-enhancing benefits he found in Buddhism, skeptic Scott Snibbe presents this 8-step programme that allows anyone to build positive mental habits.
Inspired by the ancient Buddhist path to enlightenment yet firmly grounded in modern science, How to Train a Happy Mind is the first mainstream book to show how you can achieve happiness using analytical meditation. Working in much the same way as cognitive behavioural therapy, analytical meditation goes beyond the calm-inducing practice of mindfulness to actively train the brain through easy-to-follow narrative visualizations.
Breaking the path down into concise steps and written in a relatable tone with plenty of references to popular culture, this is the ideal book if you recognize your mind as both the source of your problems and the source of your solutions.

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