The sources used to begin this discussion are not easy reading. Like most scientific papers they require a serious intent to understand the language. But I believe that understanding what is discussed in these papers will help a lot of people on this forum to go deeper into their experience of meditation and accelerate their learning. By restricting the conceptual explanations and targeting the lived experience the meditator can zoom into what produced the experience. This understanding will allow them to not only repeat the experience but transcend it and move on to another step. Of course, this only a preliminary start, and many aspects have to be worked out.

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A City Is Not a Tree is a widely cited [1] 1965 essay (later published as a book) by the architect and design theorist Christopher Alexander, first published in the journal Architectural Forum, and re-published many times since.[2] In 2015 the essay was published as a book including new exegesis commentaries on the original essay from other architects, engineers and physicists.[3] A City is Not a Tree has been widely described as a landmark text, and the Resource for Urban Design Information calls it “one of the classic references in the literature of the built environment and related fields”.[4] In 2016 a 50th Anniversary edition was published by Sustasis Press/Off the Common Books.[5]

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