How to Meditate with Charles T. Tart

[@nathanhoover9639]

Jeff Mishlove, the best interviewer ever, most interesting subjects, mind expanding, curiosity satisfying. THANKS ...YOU ROCK JEFF!

[@derksenjenny]

after my autism diagnoses ,my therapist gave me mindfulness for adults on the autism spectrum ,audio specially formulated for people with autism ,with different technics ,i use it for 4 months now daily and its wonderfull what it have done for me ,i get a very deep relaxation and i learn how to focus ,i use it before and after ocasions that ask a lot of me ,almost no more meltdowns

[@FallGuy-68]

Jeffrey does a great job with all his interviews. This was exceptional!!

[@mrbob4819]

I always love Charles on these interviews. Guy is a character!

[@daraarmand1221]

Dear Mishlove, your channel is my "go to" place when I see no reason in logic in life. Thank you for the great work. If there is a way I can provide any help to running your channel (financial or otherwise) please respond to this message.

[@NewThinkingAllowed]

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[@philiphigh7189]

Such a wonderfully reasonable discussion. Thanks.

[@tdmmnrdrk2830]

Great great great conversation. Very inspiring!! Mr. Tart PhD has a new fan. And this is owing to you Mr. Mishlove. I am watching your Interviews delightedly. They have wonderful contents. I feel very lucky to have an access to them. Thanks.

[@tyanite1]

Out of respect and admiration for both of you, I'm happily watching and following what Dr. Tart is saying about mindfulness. As Dr. Mishlove points out, mindfulness has become a buzzword. The irony is that it became a 'mindless' buzzword. I work in behavioral health, and the term is thrown around all day. Yeesh!

[@barbaravickers2103]

I am so happy to have found your channel...thank you Jeffrey!

[@jameseverett4976]

Such a good point at 27:40 - successful people are the WORST teachers. They either never had any trouble or they don't remember how it was.

[@squamish4244]

It is one of the most important points anyone seriously analyzing Buddhism can make. The majority of the teachers out there who are 50+ years old were ridiculously successful very early on in their practice, and their teaching advice generally ranges from pretty good to awful. Even the more astute ones, like Shinzen Young, have this problem - I mean, a decisive breakthough after *four years* of practice, and then he tries to tell people how 'hard' it was to integrate that into his whole life. Too bad Shinzen, I just don't feel sorry for you :)

[@lanabgood]

yep. that was my highlight also! so true.

[@airmagic2199]

Thank YOU, CHARLIE AND JEFFREY!!!

[@snakemaster2901]

That was great . Thank you very much.

[@worldhello1234]

@5:38 I think, mental health and self-knowledge is a good starting point.

[@hbolano100]

Excellent interviewer. Life is a meditation when you put your attention into your body.

[@LeeGee]

This is a great intro from a wonderful man.

[@philnasmith9755]

Prof. Tart is a wonderful interviewee,

[@Jules-nx1nl]

Life is a Meditation!

[@luffyhj4396]

Thank you very much for this video...Prof Tart you gave me the most practical and useful way of meditating...

[@flashingturtle6505]

always good content

[@jeremywvarietyofviewpoints3104]

This video is very helpful for a beginner like me.

[@AN-yr7nm]

Great interview :) Thank you! I do meditate with the aim to open up, clean energy blockages, feel as i wish :P In any case - a way to lower friction and let go, or a way to go deep can take you to OBE, easier manifestation, nice feelings :)

[@kirwan1414]

Some great insight I got from that thanks.

[@hang-sangitch]

This is me. I have a lot to do and learn

[@somerandomvertebrate9262]

So which of these two meditations should you use to eventually achieve an out of body experience? One, the other, or both?

[@NewThinkingAllowed]

Probably neither. For techniques to cultivate out-of-body experience, see the interviews with Luis Minero: www.newthinkingallowed.com/Listings.htm

[@somerandomvertebrate9262]

Those are great interviews. Thanks!

[@04dram04]

First time I ever meditated, I have a trancendental experience. I havent been able to reach it again since!

[@fourshore502]

interesting!

[@a234633]

I could not find the interview with shinzen young

[@madmagus7693]

I really enjoy Mr. Mishlove's interviews, but I'm starting to get the impression that hardly anyone under the age of 70 is doing any work in the fields discussed.

[@thestevekelly]

Mad Magus check out University of Virginia DOPS... ;)

[@MaillonRecordz]

Nice

[@mighty_object]

This is awesome. Thanks :)

[@nyrobijellyroll5939]

love u jeff!

[@QED_]

Sure, you can try out meditation just to see what it's like. But that's not likely to amount to much. Better to find some context that explains what it's good for. That helps both with motivation and with getting what it's good for . . .

[@Jules-nx1nl]

Can we see that intriguing statue from your guest's perspective?

[@loribenvenuto4679]

I always think that what I'd onenis paralyzed and wanted to meditate so the sitting position. Doesn't matter...also buddjism doesn't want us to have attachments so... therfore I don't worry too much about the "sitting position" , in mynlife what works to get me meditating works.

[@lakshmijedidavid0]

You might try counting your breaths one to ten.

[@rameshhansaravendra]

. I just want to develop esp so I can make money from sports betting.

[@simonhugo4893]

Thyat'd be a sorry way to use your potential. Counter intuitive even. You're better than that buddy

[@kareszt]

Itchy and Scratchy talking about Wanking over Faith. Nice that Scratchy is the King of the situation.