Mindfulness and yoga are widely said to improve mental and physical health, and booming industries have emerged to teach them as secular techniques. This movement is typically traced to the 1970s, but in reality it began a century earlier. Mind Cure traces the process by which practices like meditation, mindfulness, and yoga moved from the religious fringes of American culture to the medical and psychological mainstream, revealing previously overlookedconfluences of Buddhist, Hindu, medical, African American, and women's history in America.
Mindfulness and yoga are widely said to improve mental and physical health, and booming industries have emerged to teach them as secular techniques. This movement is typically traced to the 1970s, but in reality it began a century earlier. Mind Cure traces the process by which practices like meditation, mindfulness, and yoga moved from the religious fringes of American culture to the medical and psychological mainstream, revealing previously overlookedconfluences of Buddhist, Hindu, medical, African American, and women's history in America.
Rev. Wakoh Shannon Hickey, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Notre Dame of Maryland University. She grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and previously worked as a journalist, editor, and corporate trainer. She is also a professional chaplain, a priest of Soto Zen Buddhism, and a certified leader of InterPlay®. She enjoys research, teaching, contemplative practice, interfaith engagement, and flying stunt kites.
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Acknowledgments Introduction 1: Mysticism, Mesmerism, Mind Cure 23: Individualist and Community-Oriented Mind CureMind Cure and Meditation at Greenacre and Beyond 4: Mind Cure Medicalized: The Emmanuel Movement and Its Heirs 5: Is Mindfulness Religion? 6: Is Mindfulness Effective? 7: From Mind Cure to Mindfulness: What Got Lost Appendix: Notes on Methods and Theory NotesBibliography Index
Acknowledgments Introduction 1: Mysticism, Mesmerism, Mind Cure 23: Individualist and Community-Oriented Mind CureMind Cure and Meditation at Greenacre and Beyond 4: Mind Cure Medicalized: The Emmanuel Movement and Its Heirs 5: Is Mindfulness Religion? 6: Is Mindfulness Effective? 7: From Mind Cure to Mindfulness: What Got Lost Appendix: Notes on Methods and Theory NotesBibliography Index
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