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"A clearly written, concise, and inspired book..."
-Lourdes Arguelles
Professor of Education and Cultural Studies
Claremont Graduate University

Blending philosophy, research, and three decades of practice, the author offers an engaging discussion of essential principles of timeless learning, including attention, contemplation, connection, participation, responsibility, wholeness, and joy. Educators in today′s schools can apply these principles, models, and methods to inform instruction in their own classrooms and teaching practices. Some of the benefits timeless learning can bring include:

Helping students develop deep joy, wholeness, awe and wonder, and a sense of purpose
Improving attention, alertness, perception, and memory
Using meditation and contemplation to help reduce stress, anxiety, heart rate, and blood pressure