The phrase "contemplative approach" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a thoughtful way of approaching a problem or a situation. For example, "The instructor took a contemplative approach to solving the equation, carefully analyzing each step of the process."
A few minutes later, he tried a more contemplative approach: I Signed Up For This Shit Tho.
Their personal, contemplative approach was not always in step with a mainstream press enthralled by the high drama of historic speeches, conflagrations and demonstrations.
The Italian painter Giorgio Morandi took a more contemplative approach to the medium, and his near-monochrome still-lifes of bottles and jars are quiet masterpieces.
But its slower, quieter, more contemplative approach feels more like a stylistic than financial choice, and the relationships among characters, especially family members, are often more finely drawn and more plausible than in the American show.
In The Blue Sapphire of the Mind, Douglas E. Christie proposes a distinctively contemplative approach to ecological thought and practice that can help restore our sense of the earth as a sacred place.
With increasing awareness about how such biases of the observing mind affect the collection of data, as well as the realisation – in fields such as quantum physics and consciousness studies – that the subjective stance of the experimenter cannot and perhaps should not be isolated from their experiments, the contemplative approach comes to seem ever more a useful complement to scientific method.
Naropa's approach could seep into the mainstream as individual teachers at various universities integrate contemplative approaches into their classrooms.
How did how did this kind of immersion in meditation and the contemplative approaches, how did it work with your anxiety?
A few months after the Nepal odyssey, she flew to Bangalore, for a conference of the Mind and Life Institute, an organization that blends scientific and contemplative approaches to the study of the mind (Halifax sits on the board).
The session will include teaching on the science of emotion from western psychological and eastern contemplative approaches, mapping and reflecting, and brief guided meditations to work with our emotions.
ORBIT (online, recovery-focused bipolar individual therapy) was developed in close collaboration with the CREST.BD Community Advisory Group, responding to growing doubts about effectiveness of interventions for people in the late stage of BD (more than 10 episodes), and evidence that mindfulness and contemplative approaches may be effective for addressing anxiety within BD.
