
-- Perez-De-Abeniz, Alberto and Holmes, Jeremy, from their paper, "Meditation: Concepts, Effects and Uses in Therapy," which appeared in the March 2000 edition of The International Journal of Psychotherapy.
Hat Tip: Whirled Musings
Wow: meditating makes you "more judgmental," coupled with "negativity," "psychosis," and "grandiosity"? Funny - they never put that in the brochures - though it does describe every NewAger we've ever met:
To always be pushing their "new paradigm" on others, they've got to think they're special (grandiosity) while there's something wrong with the rest of us (judgmental) even though there's no evidence their way is better (psychosis) and they get viciously mad when we don't go along (negativity). Ain't science wonderful? No wonder they never mention these findings in all those glossy women's magazines.
*We are using the term "meditating" as sitting silently with their eyes closed and their mouths shut. And, wow, how fucked-up-in-the-head do you have to be when merely having some "alone time" can drive you nuts? Yea: Pretty fucked-up!!!
And - it should go without saying - this post is directed at "women who meditate," but, unfortunately, not all women are smart enough to see that, so we're compelled to mention it anyway. So, think of this post as a kind of Female Intelligence Test:
If you're a woman reading this who's getting mad - but you don't meditate - you're stupid. And, if you're a man reading this who meditates,...well, you're stupid anyway.

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