Obstacles to Stillness 1DBKWS enlightened by the author's abilities

enlightened by the author's abilities to contextualize these events through the lenses of professional ethics

a University of Illinois vice president and a famed physiologist dubbed "the conscience of U

movement and music in helping mentally disturbed patients to emerge from their twilight world into a state where they can begin to come to terms with themselves and with daily living

published during the first three decades of the twentieth century

Obstacles to Stillness 1DBKWS enlightened by the author's abilitiesIn the fourth century, the Christian monk Evagrius of Pontus identified a group of "obstructive thoughts" that hindered individuals from stilling their minds in communion with God. Ranging from sadness and anger to gluttony and lust, Evagrius' list would later form the basis for the Church's "seven deadly sins." Notably, early Buddhist scriptures described a similar set of mental "hindrances" to liberating insight, which included problems such as