Michael R. Sheehy, PhD is a meditation researcher whose expertise on contemplative dynamics abides at the junctures of the history of religion, empirical phenomenology, and the cognitive sciences. Trained in Buddhist Studies, specializing in Tibetan meditative systems, his work advances transdisciplinary research on consciousness and its transformations vectored toward human flourishing. Read More.
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