Денни Пенман - Осознанная медитация. Практическое пособие по снятию боли и стресса
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Нейрохирург Уайлдер Пенфилд создал схему первичной соматосенсорной коры, на которой человеческое тело совмещено с корой мозга. Она называется кортикальный гомункул. Прим. ред.
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Вспомогательное средство в практике йоги. Использование блока для йоги позволяет, не перенапрягаясь, принять нужную асану. Прим. ред.
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Специальный валик для йоги, который помогает правильно распределить нагрузку на позвоночник и шею, а также расслабить тело. Прим. ред.
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Метреябандху (род. в 1961 году) – английский поэт, член буддистской общины, автор поэтических сборников, обладатель поэтических наград. Прим. ред.
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Индустриальный город на севере Англии, входящий в графство Большой Манчестер. В результате упадка промышленности в городе установился высокий уровень бедности, безработицы и преступности. В 2005 году был на девятом месте в списке худших городов Англии. Прим. перев.
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Распространенный в Великобритании тип магазинов при различных благотворительных организациях, которые принимают пожертвования от населения – одежду, книги, диски, игрушки – и перепродают их, направляя вырученные средства на финансирование деятельности благотворительной организации. Прим. перев.
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Древний индоарийский язык, на котором написаны многие тексты, вошедшие в канон буддизма тхеравады – Типитаку. Прим. перев.
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Дерек Уолкотт (р. 1930) – поэт и драматург, уроженец Сент-Люсии. Лауреат Нобелевской премии по литературе 1992 года. Прим. перев.
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Перевод Т. Андреева.
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