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Mindlessness

The Book Mindfulness Doesn't Want You to Read

Christopher Graham, Ph. D., CCHT
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Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
OWHMS PUBLISHING

About

Mindfulness has become the operating system of modern life-calm on the surface, constricting underneath.

In Mindlessness, Christopher Graham turns that logic inside out, showing how attention can sharpen the world while hollowing the self.
This book maps a deeper mode of awareness that precedes technique, performance, and self-optimization.

Not a method and not a meditation manual, this is a clear reorientation from what you notice to the one who notices. For readers tired of managing their minds,
Graham offers a precise, unsentimental return to being: less performance, more presence, and a freedom culture can't install.

Related Subjects

  • New Thought
  • Mind, Body, Spirit
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • General
  • Philosophy
  • Mindfulness & Meditation

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Christopher Graham, Ph. D., CCHTAuthor