Gautama Buddha – Insight Sciences

Is Buddhism the most bio-scientifically accurate religion?

September 16, 2011 by timbatchelder, posted in Digital health, Health Informatics, Knowledge Management

A map of the world, showing the major religion... — A map of the world, showing the major religions distributed in the world as of today. A different type of map which views only the religion as a whole excluding denominations or sects of the religions, and is colored by how the religions are distributed not by main religion of country etc. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Buddhism: The Most Accurate World Religion? – Boston.com.

New research reveals Christianity’s Buddhist roots (examiner.com)
Six Tibet Facts get Travelers Thinking about This Year’s Tibet Vacation Tour: Devin Moore’s New Tibet Travel Tips and Facts (prweb.com)

Eastern meditation inspired approach infiltrates psychology

May 10, 2009 by timbatchelder, posted in Digital health, Health Informatics, Regenerative Economy

After decades of sometimes ineffective Western psychological methods, increasingly more psychologists are turning to anthropology and cross cultural approaches to understand the human mind. This one practices in Western Mass…

Mind Power – The Boston Globe.

Mind is the Cause of Confusion (shambhala.com)
The Wind Never Lies (madinamerica.com)
How Meditation Can Make You a Better Leader (openforum.com)
Meditation : Create A Cheerful, Beautiful and Ageless (meditation1st.blogspot.com)
Meditation in the classroom, the new approach to ’emotional learning’ (cbc.ca)
The Oral Tradition of Meditation (shambhala.com)