Meditation In A New York Minute

Executive meditation coach Mark Thornton writes about a revolution—finding your deepest heart in everyday moments. In Meditation in a New York Minute, Thornton demystifies meditation and makes it accessible to all. He presents his complete program for enjoying the many benefits of meditation—stress reduction, energy, intense mental clarity—in a New York minute. "If your life is moving at warp speed," begins Thornton, "more than ever you need to create calm quickly and profoundly." Meditation in a New York Minute will teach even the busiest readers: How to get an hour of refreshing meditation into your day—without adding a thing to your scheduleNineteen powerful techniques from the world's wisdom traditions, distilled into "micro-doses" you can use between meetings, while commuting, in the shower—whenever you have a free momentThe Eight Laws of Super Calm and the Eight Golden Keys for flipping on compassion and insight in any situationThe 11 Thieves along the path of meditation, and how to dodge them "You can be super busy, super successful, and super calm at the same time, " assures Mark Thornton. With Meditation in a New York Minute, the rewards of this centuries-old inner art are finally available to everyone on the go.

Do you feel that there just aren't enough hours in a day? Could you use a little relaxation, without sacrificing productivity? Would you like to feel more ""real""? If you've answered yes to any of these questions, you'll find the solution in the art of meditation. And the best part, says executive meditation coach Mark Thornton: you can do it ""in a New York minute."" In Meditation in a New York Minute, Thornton demystifies meditation and makes it accessible to all, as he presents his complete program of quick and effective meditation tools, including nineteen powerful techniques from the world's wisdom traditions distilled into ""micro-doses"" you can use between business meetings, while commuting, in the shower - whenever you have a free moment.

Jeff Wilson explores the diverse ways in which the Buddhist-derived practice of mindfulness meditation has been applied in American culture.