Silent Music: The Science of Meditation (1350-1650.Women of the Reformation;1)

Silent Music: The Science of Meditation (1350-1650.Women of the Reformation;1)

by WilliamJohnston (Author)

Synopsis

Silent Music breaks down the barriers between science and religion, as well as between religions themselves, in order to extrapolate a comprehensive understanding of the science of meditation. Johnston explores the concept of meditation from all perspectives in a rich account that runs the gamut from friendship to biofeedback. Understanding all approaches and incorporating them into a united vision, Silent Music reveals as new way of understanding the mystical and our search for wisdom in the modern world. Included is a glossary of terms and an index.

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More Information

Format: Hardcover
Pages: 190
Edition: 2nd ed.
Publisher: Fordham University Press
Published: 30 Apr 1997

ISBN 10: 0823217744
ISBN 13: 9780823217748

Media Reviews
In a simple, clear, engaging style that nicely balances necessary fact and edifying anecdote, [Johnston] propounds his belief that the greatest problem in the world today `is the imperfection of our love; that is to say, our lack of mysticism.' * -Choice *
Author Bio
William Johnston S.J., an Irish priest who teaches at Sophia University in Tokyo, is the author of many acclaimed books, including, from Fordham University Press, Christian Zen: A Way of Meditation, Being in Love: The Practice of Christian Prayer, and Silent Music: The Science of Meditation.