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Quiz #16 Put your name, ID, Quiz #__ on top of card. Student next to you scores it, signs card at bottom and writes and circles your score at bottom right corner of card. CLOSE BOOKS AND NOTES T/F Diaphragmatic breathing is controlled deep breathing. Page 301 T/F Vehicles for exclusive meditation include physical, mental and tactile repetition. Page 313

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Quiz #16Put your name, ID, Quiz #__ on top of card. Student next to you scores it, signs card at bottom and writes and circles your score at bottom right corner of card.

CLOSE BOOKS AND NOTES

T/F Diaphragmatic breathing is controlled deep breathing.

Page 301

T/F Vehicles for exclusive meditation include physical, mental and tactile repetition.

Page 313

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Chapter 18:Meditation

When the pupil is ready, the teacher will come.

- Ancient Chinese Proverb

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Meditation

In simple terms, meditation is a mind-cleansing or emptying process

At a deeper level, meditation is focused concentration and increased awareness of one’s being

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Meditation

When the mind is emptied of conscious thought–unconscious thoughts can enter

the conscious realm–to bring enlightenment to our lives

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Types of meditation

Exclusive or restrictive meditation

Inclusive or opening-up meditation

concentration

concentration

awareness

awareness

innerpeace

innerpeace

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Vehicles for Exclusive Meditation

mental repetition (mantra) visual concentration (tratek) repeated sounds (nadem) physical repetition (breathing,

rhythmic exercise) tactile repetition (beads, shell,

stone etc.)

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Examples of exclusive meditation

Transcendental Meditation (TM) The Relaxation Response

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Inclusive Meditation

Observance with emotional detachment

Examples include:– Zen Meditation– Mindfulness Mediation

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divinedivineenlightenmentenlightenment

contemplat

ive

thought

Koan

one withthe universe

purpose of life

ZenMeditation

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Split-Brain Theory left-brain hemisphere

– left-brain functions

right-brain hemisphere– right-brain functions

meditation can lead to– an altered state of consciousness

– associated with right-brain functions

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Altered States of ConsciousnessCharacteristics

time distortion ineffability present centeredness perception distortion enhanced receptivity self-transcendence

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Physiological Effects of Meditation

decreased oxygen consumption

decreased blood lactate levels

increased skin resistance

decreased heart rate

decreased blood pressure

decreased muscle tension

increased alpha waves

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Application AssignmentWrite your answer on the back of your 3” x 5” card.

T/F Altered states of consciousness characteristics from meditation include time distortion, ineffability, enhanced receptivity and self-transcendence.

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