May I Meditate? The Case Of The Constant Companion

H. Talat Halman; Hugh Talat Halman

May I Meditate? The Case Of The Constant Companion

Philosophy, Anthropology & Religion

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This article compares the practice of making Meher Baba one's constant companion and invoking his name to that of traditional meditation.

Original language	English
Volume	11
Specialist publication	Ompoint Circular
State	Published - Aug 15 2013

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