en and the brain Podcasts and Downloads (Links are in Blue). Play on your iPOD or compatible device.
This is Your Brain on Meditation (9/2009) Part 1 and 2
Vince Horn, of Buddhist Geeks, talks with Dr James Austin (9/2009) Continuing their interview on the Buddhist Geeks website, Austin and Horn explore the mechanisms of kensho, attention, meditation, and how we process reality.
Change Surfer Radio.
Producer Dr. James J Hughes interviews Dr. James Austin about his book Zen and The Brain (2000). Dr. Austin describes stages in attentiveness, a focus on meditation to calm the brain and clarify the mind, and shares how Zen deals more with what you may comprehend when your senses are awakened to the present moment. He discusses the absorptions, samadhi, and distinguishes how peak experiences in Zen increase the experience that our notions of self are transitory.
Vince Horn, of Buddhist Geeks, talks with Dr James Austin (9/2009) Continuing their interview on the Buddhist Geeks website, Austin and Horn explore the mechanisms of kensho, attention, meditation, and how we process reality.
Change Surfer Radio.
Producer Dr. James J Hughes interviews Dr. James Austin about his book Zen and The Brain (2000). Dr. Austin describes stages in attentiveness, a focus on meditation to calm the brain and clarify the mind, and shares how Zen deals more with what you may comprehend when your senses are awakened to the present moment. He discusses the absorptions, samadhi, and distinguishes how peak experiences in Zen increase the experience that our notions of self are transitory.