Frequently Asked Questions
What is the connection between mindful inquiry and meditation?
Mindfulness meditation practice develops the mind's capacity to see more clearly at obvious concrete levels and at more subtle levels. Practicing regularly on a daily basis, even for short periods of time, reduces stress, develops the mind's capacity for clear seeing, creates a sense of spaciousness in the moment and throughout the day, and fuels creativity in daily life.
With even minimal meditation practice, a person is better equipped to begin mindful inquiry in the midst of his or her life. Mindful inquiry is the important opportunity moment between and idea, the impulse to take action, and the action itself. With mindful inquiry, we investigate the intentions, motivations, and wisdom of any action. Once the habit of mindful inquiry is established, we begin to function with greater compassion, insight, and intelligence in the world. Training the mind through meditation and mindful inquiry brings results no matter what one's profession or circumstances in life.
What is the difference between online courses and face-to-face courses?
The main difference is in the medium. Online courses allow participants to continue their daily life and work, while taking courses through CMI. Face-to-face courses give participants the opportunity to interrupt their lives and work and focus on study and practice only. However, at the Center for Mindful Inquiry, our process for working with participants is the same.
Are CEU's (continuing education units) available for CMI online and face-to-face courses?
At the moment, the Center for Mindful Inquiry is pursuing options for offering continuing education units for those who take all of our courses. Whenever we teach face-to-face courses at other accredited institutions of learning, CEU's or PDP's (professional development points) are available.
How do I arrange for a consultation?
Please contact Dr. Claire Stanley at cstanley@mindfulinquiry.org and she will be happy to respond to your questions. Or, you can call (802) 451-6514 to speak directly with a person or to leave a message.
How can I receive more information about the Center?
Please contact us at registration@mindfulinquiry.org or send us a message through the Contact Us link on the website and we will be happy to respond to your questions. Similarly, you can call (802) 451-6514 to speak directly with a person or to leave a message.
Mindfulness meditation practice develops the mind's capacity to see more clearly at obvious concrete levels and at more subtle levels. Practicing regularly on a daily basis, even for short periods of time, reduces stress, develops the mind's capacity for clear seeing, creates a sense of spaciousness in the moment and throughout the day, and fuels creativity in daily life.
With even minimal meditation practice, a person is better equipped to begin mindful inquiry in the midst of his or her life. Mindful inquiry is the important opportunity moment between and idea, the impulse to take action, and the action itself. With mindful inquiry, we investigate the intentions, motivations, and wisdom of any action. Once the habit of mindful inquiry is established, we begin to function with greater compassion, insight, and intelligence in the world. Training the mind through meditation and mindful inquiry brings results no matter what one's profession or circumstances in life.
What is the difference between online courses and face-to-face courses?
The main difference is in the medium. Online courses allow participants to continue their daily life and work, while taking courses through CMI. Face-to-face courses give participants the opportunity to interrupt their lives and work and focus on study and practice only. However, at the Center for Mindful Inquiry, our process for working with participants is the same.
Are CEU's (continuing education units) available for CMI online and face-to-face courses?
At the moment, the Center for Mindful Inquiry is pursuing options for offering continuing education units for those who take all of our courses. Whenever we teach face-to-face courses at other accredited institutions of learning, CEU's or PDP's (professional development points) are available.
How do I arrange for a consultation?
Please contact Dr. Claire Stanley at cstanley@mindfulinquiry.org and she will be happy to respond to your questions. Or, you can call (802) 451-6514 to speak directly with a person or to leave a message.
How can I receive more information about the Center?
Please contact us at registration@mindfulinquiry.org or send us a message through the Contact Us link on the website and we will be happy to respond to your questions. Similarly, you can call (802) 451-6514 to speak directly with a person or to leave a message.
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