meditator
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- noun
- /ˈmɛdɪˌteɪtər/
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meditador
- The most common influences to begin meditating were personal experiences (39.4%, n = 13) and another meditator (21.2%, n = 7).
- Buddhist meditator
- meditators and nonmeditators
- meditator group
So how does this color your experience as a meditator, as a, as a business person?
- So how does this color your experience as a meditator, as a, as a business person?
- So to start off with, how would you characterize the state of the brain in a non meditator as they just go about their day.
- nothing really can disturb you, but the good meditator incorporates whatever arises in the present moment into the meditation,
- This is a study we did with meditators actually.
- It's being taken without thought of there being an alternative for meditators for meditators.
- He has a lot of mileage with many different patients and clients and meditators.
- So their plasma, their blood, their brains in seven days look like advanced meditators, people who just have never meditated before.
- And, you know, there's lots of studies on, you know, the long term meditators and people who practise different kinds of mindfulness.
- Like same thing with Steve Jobs, like he is like he was a serious meditator.
Examples
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Dr. Lorin Roche, a meditation teacher, says a major problem arises from the way meditators interpret Buddhist and Hindu teachings.
Academic text (2007) -
Meditation allows the meditator to control inner conflict and discover the element of choice within a perceived problem.
Academic text (2010) -
Become a better meditator and just give insight into why we do it and what the benefits are.
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Richard, a former meditator who gave only his first name, offers the following observations:
Academic text (2007) -
Why should I think that the meditator's experiences of light are anything more than a physiological response?
Academic text (1994) -
Having established these two steps, the meditator then chooses a contrasting relation through which to investigate the object selected in the first step.
Academic text (1994) -
Because even if we become master meditators and discover our inner chill, if our loved ones are struggling, or our country is at war, or we're facing climate disasters, it's going to be hard for us to live in peace.
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What was well, the study in long term meditators is something that's it's near and dear to my heart because I'm I'm a long term meditator now.
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The purpose of the present study was to examine differences between meditators and non-meditators on indices of psychosocial adaptation.
Academic text (1996) -
Every morning, the meditator sits quietly in the garden to clear her mind and find inner peace.
Synonyms
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A person who spends a lot of time in quiet prayer or thought
A person who spends time thinking quietly and deeply
A person who spends time quietly thinking about life
A person who thinks deeply about ideas or problems
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Etymology
Meditator comes from the old Latin word meditari, which means 'to think' or 'reflect' and is the same root as meditate and meditation. So a meditator is someone who sits quietly to think or reflect in order to calm and focus the mind.