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andrew cohen
December 2007 
meditation retreat
Posted on Jan 24th, 2007
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Steve
Steve
I just returned from a 10-day silent retreat, where the prime objective was to have no relationship to thought for the whole time. The experience was profound, more so for the strengthening of my own relationship to the mind and seeing it directly as a conditioned mechanism than for any of the experiences of depth.
I was on the retreat with 12 other people, including one of Andrew Cohen's long-time students, Jeff Carriera. He wrote a great blog post on his experience of the retreat here and it is followed up by some comments from others who were with us as well. Check it out and join the conversation.
One thing I can say after unplugging so deeply for ten days, is that the world looks very different. Everyone should do it. This retreat especially, it is perfectly structured to take you as deep as you are willing to go. And Andrew's guidance throughout the retreat took everyone even farther, he is a masterful teacher.
I was on the retreat with 12 other people, including one of Andrew Cohen's long-time students, Jeff Carriera. He wrote a great blog post on his experience of the retreat here and it is followed up by some comments from others who were with us as well. Check it out and join the conversation.
One thing I can say after unplugging so deeply for ten days, is that the world looks very different. Everyone should do it. This retreat especially, it is perfectly structured to take you as deep as you are willing to go. And Andrew's guidance throughout the retreat took everyone even farther, he is a masterful teacher.
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