Meditation As Contemplative Inquiry

When we turn to meditation, we turn toward renewal, peace, and insight. We may take up contemplative practice as a means of tapping into the abundant resources of the mind and heart that bring serenity, but the meditative journey leads further, to the place where wisdom and love unite.

Arthur Zajonc, Ph.D., is the Andrew Mellon professor of physics and interdisciplinary studies at Amherst College, the director of the Academic Program of the Center for Contemplative Mind, and a senior program director at the Fetzer Institute

Introduction	p. 9
Overview of the Path	p. 19
Discovering the Door	p. 45
Finding Peace, Cultivating Wakefulness	p. 67
Breathing Light: A Yoga of the Senses	p. 93
Words, Images, and Encounters	p. 121
Contemplative Cognition	p. 143
Contemplative Inquiry	p. 178
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