- The Center for Contemplative Mind in Society – CMind is a Global . . .
The CMind board of directors is honored to welcome Dr Robinson-Morris as our new executive director David is a scholar, deep practitioner, successful developer, and visionary
- About Us – The Center for Contemplative Mind in Society
About CMind The Center for Contemplative Mind in Society is a global community of contemplative practitioners whose goal is the ongoing development of racial, social, economic, and environmental justice and the advancement of human flourishing
- The Tree of Contemplative Practices – The Center for Contemplative Mind . . .
The Tree of Contemplative Practices illustrates some of the many contemplative practices used in education and secular organizations For almost two decades, this image has been the most popular way to demonstrate a variety of forms of contemplative practice
- Who We Are – The Center for Contemplative Mind in Society
In 2012, Lila transitioned her work from CMind and joined the Mind and Life Institute as the Director of Finance for almost five years Lila was introduced to Metta meditation at a young age and has sustained that practice, amongst others, for more than 20 years
- Contemplative Practices – The Center for Contemplative Mind in Society
Contemplative Practices cultivate a critical, first-person focus, sometimes with direct experience as the object, while at other times concentrating on complex ideas or situations Incorporated into daily life, they act as a reminder to connect to what we find most meaningful Contemplative practices are practical, radical, and transformative, developing capacities for deep concentration and
- Contemplative Degree Programs and Concentrations – The Center for . . .
Please note that "contemplative" can be a very broad descriptor, and this list is limited to degree-granting programs which are specifically identified by their institutions as “contemplative,” “holistic,” “integrative,” or “mindfulness”-based
- Loving-Kindness Meditation – The Center for Contemplative Mind in Society
Some contemplative practices have been designed to emphasize a practitioner's specific strengths and qualities For example, in some Tibetan traditions, shinay, or tranquility meditation, is used to train the mind to be calm and focused, and is followed by lhatong, or analytical meditation, a focused inquiry into the nature of the self and the mind Metta bhavana, or loving-kindness meditation
- Contemplative Practice Fellowships – The Center for Contemplative Mind . . .
Contemplative Practice in Higher Education: An Assessment of the Contemplative Practice Fellowship Program, 1997 – 2009 Researched and Written by Barbara A Craig, PhD, for the Center for Contemplative Mind in Society, April 2011 View download the full report (127 pages, pdf) or the summary (6 pages, pdf)
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