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EPISODE · Oct 14, 2022 · 52 MIN

43a. Mandala Design and the Philosophy of Meditation (Part 1) | The Psychology of Meditation

from The Wisdom Tradition | a philosophy podcast · host Alexander Sachon

Note: the written version of this episode can be found on my Substack. https://thewisdomtradition.substack.com/-----------------------Hey everyone, with today's episode I'm excited to be introducing the newest chapter in my ongoing book project titled "Philosophy: Its Origin, Purpose, and Destiny". This chapter builds off material covered in our previous articles/episodes in order to discuss the psychology and philosophy of meditation. This discussion of meditation is centered around the use of "mandalas", which were implemented by the ancient Esoteric Schools as meditational guides for their initiates and disciples. The material in today's episode sets the foundation for this discussion of mandalas, which will unfold across five subsequent articles/epsiodes in this series. I hope you'll stay tuned for them all. Thank you and God Bless.- Alex Sachonwww.alexsachon.comSend us a text

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