2 Mindfulness, meditation and the Divided Brain: A Conversation with Iain Mcgilchrist and Br. Spirit

[@lazydaisy649]

Thank you for posting this. As a stroke survivor who lost the ability to speak I can say that meditation and Dharma talks have helped to heal my suffering.

[@eu16tu18]

I'm portugese living now in Brasil, and I'm very said about the way things go here, and not only here... I don't know if we are going to have a human kind rebirth or reboot, but my spirit fills with joy when I hear this kind of conversation. I also was moved to tears in the closing exchange... Thank you! Sincere gratitude 🙏🏻

[@leanh4435]

How useful and practical is the combination between the science of human brain and Buddhism tradition and compassion 🙏! Thank Brother Phap Linh for hosting the dialogue 🌻🙏🌻.

[@leanh4435]

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[@leanh4435]

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[@hglatGAIA]

I subscribed to this channel after listening to this. What amazing people you are. Thank you so much for repairing the damage a long term Western entrainment has done to the right side of the brain!!! Namaste! I spend time in the garden appreciating growing roses and flowers, that helps.

[@noiselesspatient]

Thank you so much. This is a conversation I have been hoping might happen since reading The Master and His Emissary and then discovering that Professor McGilchrist is a practitioner. Truly wonderful, thank you to all 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@noiselesspatient]

And I was moved to tears by your closing exchange of such respect and gratitude. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@helenasukulele]

Thank you for the continuation of this talk and further exploration of roles of the hemispheres of the brain, attachment, non grasping, flow states, emptiness (empty of a non-self), non-duality, relative and ultimate truths, barriers to truth (learned ignorance, acquiring knowledge to some how level up), lots there - very rich. I'd like more conversations like this and relating/integrating how this can help us in the here and the now, in the world/difficulties of our time/modern culture/grief. Thank you

[@travisatlas]

❤ Wonderful Teachings : ) Thank You !😊🙏🍀

[@hollyjeffreson7757]

Sincere gratitude 🙏💞

[@debbierees7718]

Wonderful, interesting discussion. Thank you for sharing this :-) and what a beautiful way to end. It helped me decide to book on to the Touching Reality online retreat in June.

[@bertibear1300]

Thank you , I read this book in 2018.The way I understand things is by observing the decline and seeing that yes, we have lost touch with some creative force, beauty and feeling.There seems no way back.Shunyamurthi teaches that we have to undergo this destruction so we can have a rebirth or reboot.Continuation but there seems to be no point ,at this stage ,in trying to have any activism to save the remains of our civilisation.In fact , the politicians wish to legislate to stop any views or truths other than their own.At that point game over.

[@billiverschoore2466]

What are the chances that Time/the Story may pleasantly surprise you?... 🌳🕊💚

[@lorenacharlotte8383]

Thank you 🙏.

[@funktion6926]

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[@robtleroux]

🙏🏼 ~

[@jacquin8511]

I wonder if part of our present obsession with photographing everything is a left-bias to capturing and fixing things in place.The right sees the suchness and perceives things only stay the same by "change"; a river that does not flow is not a river.

[@jacquin8511]

@Mike Fuller That's correct: people who have had a right-hemisphere stroke can suffer from left-field blindness i.e. they only report on seeing what is visible to the right eye, as that data is process by the left hemisphere. And vice versa.

[@betinaq5628]

In spanish pleaseeee, thank you!

[@graceacer9369]

Thank you. I no nothing