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Enhancing consciousness = meaning of life
Table of Contents Meditation Neurofeedback, Neuromodulation, etc. Dharma Links/Resources Scientific Links/Resources Studies The Gray Matter of Grey Matter Cognitive/Psychological Neural Oscillations I don't know what the word ‘enlightenment' means to you. Or the word ‘meditation', or ‘spirituality' or anything. But what ‘enlightenment' in Buddhism has always refered to historically has been achieved by people time and time again, and can be achieved by you and I in this very life, too. I'm not here to convince anybody of anything, but at the very least let me tell you that it's not about mysti
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