Silent Music: The Science of Meditation (1350-1650.Women of the Reformation;1)
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Silent Music: The Science of Meditation (1350-1650.Women of the Reformation;1)

by William Johnston

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Silent Music: The Science of Meditation offers a thoughtful introduction to meditation as a subject of study and reflection. William Johnston’s title will interest readers exploring spirituality, contemplative practice, and the relationship between disciplined attention and inner experience.

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Silent Music explores the subject of meditation through a study-oriented lens.

The book may appeal to readers interested in contemplative practice, spirituality, and the nature of inner experience.

Its title suggests an accessible consideration of meditation as both a personal practice and a subject of inquiry.

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