Studying the Well-Trained Mind
Science October 2, 2003 DOI: 10.1126/science.302.5642.44 (opens in new tab)
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Abstract
CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS-- At a conference last month called Investigating the Mind, held here at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, neuroscientists and Buddhist scholars discussed attention, mental imagery, emotion, and collaborations to test insights gleaned from meditation.
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