Jewish Path, Buddhist Practice | Yale University
Thu, Oct 29
2020
at Yale Buddhist Life
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Many Jews meditate, and most meditate in ways developed in the Buddhist tradition. That this is so, is undeniable; why this is so, is a subject for the sociologists. But what does it mean for the practitioner? What are the benefits of meditation for a Jewish spiritual path (especially a secular one), and what are the benefits of a Jewish background and context for serious dharma practice?
