The Dangers of Mindfulness: Another Myth?

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Criticism of potential drawbacks of mindfulness is crucial for the field to move forward and remain grounded in reality rather than become carried away by the mindfulness hype. At the same time, however, such criticism needs to be reasonable and based on actual facts rather than subjective imagination. The allegation that mindfulness is intrinsically dangerous appears to have been influenced by unreasonable claims made by Daniel Ingram, which have been taken seriously due to an apparent lack of acquaintance of some scholars with Buddhist doctrine and with genuine forms of insight meditation.

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Anālayo, B. (2021). The Dangers of Mindfulness: Another Myth? Mindfulness, 12(12), 2890–2895. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12671-021-01682-w

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