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The acclaimed auteur, a meditation devotee, died at 78 on Wednesday.
The app Calm shot up more than 100 spots on the App Store after airing an election night ad.
New research is poised to give us a new shortcut into the state of mindful meditation. But is this really a good thing?
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The HBO Max series “A World of Calm” boasts celebs like Keanu Reeves, Kate Winslet, and Mahershala Ali attempting to lull you to sleep over nature imagery. It won’t do the trick.
Paul Saltzman was 24 when he studied with the Beatles under the Maharishi in Rishikesh, India. His new film, “Meeting The Beatles In India,” chronicles the eye-opening experience.
In a rare joint conversation, the legendary filmmaker and his longtime producer discuss their new YouTube channel, being inspired by Black Lives Matter, and the chaos of Trump.
The singer led a group meditation live on Instagram, played the flute, and urged fans to imagine themselves removing fear from the earth “like a wig” and replacing it with love.
Mindfulness has gone from hippie-dippie magical thinking to science-based health hack. What gives?
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