However, the impact of meditation on dynamic factors such as gait, reactive balance and proprioception has yet to be examined.
11 meditation on the nervous, mutually suspicious dynamic between America and the Muslim world.
Her one-woman show, made with directorial assistance from the veteran improviser Jon Kinzel, is a meditation on speed, rhythm, and the dynamic use of space.
Nearby, Brazilian artist Cinthia Marcelle's installation, At the Risk of the Real, also hinges upon the element of desert sand, but here it is a dynamic material, rather than a silent object of meditation.
In any given durational meditation I am likely to experience concussive visions of dynamic inner storm systems, cataclysms of radiance, vortices, gyrating fibers of electricity, clouds of short- lived photons, cascading firebolts, and embryonic stars -- to name a few.
In part a meditation on the vagaries of time, the picture gives a dynamic, ferociously colourful twist to the long tradition of Dutch flower painting stretching back to the 17th Century.
That photograph and its caption became the inspiration for John Updike's 1960 poem, "Meditation on a News Item," in which Updike speculated on the dynamic between the two "magnificently recognizable" bearded men.
Far from leading to worldly renunciation, the call to Transcendental Meditation he saw was central to the message of the Bhavagad-Gita represented a "dynamic philosophy" intended to "inspire a disheartened man and strengthen a normal mind... he who practises Transcendental Meditation and becomes acquainted with the inner divine consciousness truly enjoys the greatest fruits of action in the world".
I've seen "moving meditation," "elegiac meditation," even "angry meditation".
