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    Lack of Continuity of Mindfulness and Concentration

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    Kate MundingPublished July 8, 2017 · Updated October 21, 2026 · 1 min read

    Kate Munding, an Insight Meditation teacher who guides Assaya Sangha, a women’s Buddhist meditation community in the San Francisco East Bay, gives this talk on the importance of stillness in mindfulness practice, and on concentration, especially in a world where there is a lack of it.

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    Lack of Continuity of Mindfulness and Concentration — Kate Munding

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