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1 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 n T/F Diaphragmatic breathing is controlled deep breathing. Page 301 n T/F Vehicles for exclusive meditation include physical, mental and tactile repetition. Page 313

2 Chapter 18: Meditation When the pupil is ready, the teacher will come. - Ancient Chinese Proverb

3 Meditation n In simple terms, meditation is a mind-cleansing or emptying process n At a deeper level, meditation is focused concentration and increased awareness of one’s being

4 Meditation n When the mind is emptied of conscious thought –unconscious thoughts can enter the conscious realm –to bring enlightenment to our lives

5 Types of meditation Exclusive or restrictive meditation Inclusive or opening-up meditation concentration awareness inner peace inner peace

6 Vehicles for Exclusive Meditation n mental repetition (mantra) n visual concentration (tratek) n repeated sounds (nadem) n physical repetition (breathing, rhythmic exercise) n tactile repetition (beads, shell, stone etc.)

7 Examples of exclusive meditation n Transcendental Meditation (TM) n The Relaxation Response

8 Inclusive Meditation n Observance with emotional detachment n Examples include: – Zen Meditation – Mindfulness Mediation

9 divineenlightenment contemplative thought Koan one with the universe purpose of life Zen Meditation

10 Split-Brain Theory n left-brain hemisphere – left-brain functions n right-brain hemisphere – right-brain functions n meditation can lead to –an altered state of consciousness –associated with right-brain functions

11 Altered States of Consciousness Characteristics n time distortion n ineffability n present centeredness n perception distortion n enhanced receptivity n self-transcendence

12 Physiological Effects of Meditation n decreased oxygen consumption n decreased blood lactate levels n increased skin resistance n decreased heart rate n decreased blood pressure n decreased muscle tension n increased alpha waves

13 Application Assignment Write your answer on the back of your 3” x 5” card. n T/F Altered states of consciousness characteristics from meditation include time distortion, ineffability, enhanced receptivity and self-transcendence. Page 318


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