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Meditators often perpetually want to get somewhere else. In fact, this is one of the core markers of the human experience: there is always a subtle turning away from the present.
This inevitably comes into meditation itself: meditators are not there to be there, but to be elsewhere.
This episode is a snippet from my Wednesday 22/3 episode, Why Meditators Stall on the Path (#136)
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