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Tukdam is a Himalayan Buddhist meditative practice. Its practitioners are believed to remain in a meditative state beyond death. Is it true?
Dr. Richard “Richie” Davidson is a professor of psychology and psychiatry at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where his research explores the neural bases of emotion and emotional style, as well as how to achieve wellbeing through meditation and related contemplative practices. In episode 159 of the Flow Radio podcast, he connects the dots on the link between meditation, flow, and leveraging altered states of consciousness to achieve the impossible.
Tukdam is a Himalayan Buddhist meditative practice. Its practitioners are believed to remain in a meditative state beyond death. Is it true?
Dr. Richard “Richie” Davidson is a professor of psychology and psychiatry at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where his research explores the neural bases of emotion and emotional style, as well as how to achieve wellbeing through meditation and related contemplative practices. In episode 159 of the Flow Radio podcast, he connects the dots on the link between meditation, flow, and leveraging altered states of consciousness to achieve the impossible.
