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Sitting in the Fire Together: People of Color Cultivating Radical Resilience in North American Insight Meditation
Author Gajaweera, Nalika (著)
Source Journal of Global Buddhism
Volumev.22 n.1
Date2021
Pages121 - 139
PublisherJournal of Global Buddhism
Publisher Url https://www.unilu.ch/en/faculties/faculty-of-humanities-and-social-sciences/institutes-departements-and-research-centres/department-for-the-study-of-religions/
LocationLucerne, Switzerland
Content type期刊論文=Journal Article
Language英文=English
Keywordmindfulness; race; PoC; American Buddhism; resilience; emotions; intersubjectivity
AbstractDrawing upon ethnographic research conducted in California with BIPOC practitioners of mindfulness, this article examines their efforts to create “safe spaces” to collectively experience and process painful embodied emotions around racialized trauma. These collective spaces, I argue, help meditators move from experiencing painful emotions as internal to their personal experience as individuals, and instead help relate their difficult emotions with those experienced and shared by other racialized minorities. Building such safe space communities help raise awareness of the shared socio-political nature of their individual emotions. This collective experiencing of racialized embodiment fosters a type of radical resilience, and, ultimately, develops an awareness of collective responsibility, care for community and direct action for racial justice within the individual meditator.
Table of contentsTerms and Method 122
Methodology 123
Whiteness in Insight Meditation and Mindfulness 124
PoC Spaces 129
Decolonizing the Mind 132
Conclusion 136
ISSN15276457 (E)
DOI10.5281/zenodo.4727595
Hits109
Created date2022.03.04
Modified date2022.03.04



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