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Oh, so this isn't even meditation vs. non-meditation... it's being in your day-to-day life vs. being away from it. I'd like to see the long-term effects of a m
by kdmccormick 7y ago
Oh, so this isn't even meditation vs. non-meditation... it's being in your day-to-day life vs. being away from it.
I'd like to see the long-term effects of a month-long meditation retreat vs. a month-long Carribean getaway, or something similar. I'm saying this as someone who appreciates meditation.
- mettamage 7y agoI know this is scientifically hard, but in spirit I would want to know the following: Meditation vs do whatever makes you feel the happiest, as you see fit
- i_cant_speel 7y agoIt would be difficult to allow people to actually do what makes them happiest vs doing what the can do to make themselves happy within the limitations of their life situations.
- amelius 7y agoStill the study is useful if your budget doesn't allow for an expensive holiday.
- cmg 7y agoI wasn't able to find any reference to wealth or income, either. People who have the ability to do a one-month retreat end up with better mental health - is this surprising?