Mindfulness Between Tradition and Innovation: From Buddhist Psychology to Evidence-Based Intervention

Study at a glance

Characteristics	Theoretical or philosophical paper
Topics	Buddhism Meditation
Key points	Argues that mindfulness has been transformed from a Buddhist practice into a secular, evidence-based intervention, and that this transformation involves both gains in accessibility and potential losses in depth. Proposes that integrating traditional insights with modern research can preserve mindfulness's integrity while extending its benefits.

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