> Sadly most of the industry don't care. I think that's the point of the article, though not just about people participating who have mental conditions - most

> Sadly most of the industry don't care. I think that's the point of the article, though not just about people participating who have mental conditions - most of the industry does not care about the potential negatives. > Almost nobody can meditate intensely for long periods of time in the beginning. I don't think this is really the issue here, the issue is that doing so seems to have the potential to cause (or at least trigger) mental health problems for some practitioners, and the advice to just "do it more and practice better" when distressed is specifically called out as harmful.