Yes, yoga retreats are even more dominated by women than meditation retreats are dominated by men.
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I suck at meditation.
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Meditation is much more about the struggle to do it well than about doing it well, IMO. If someone sits down and meditates "well" at first (i.e., few distractions) they're not getting much out of the meditation (or just aren't noticing how much they are getting distracted).
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Most people who talk to me of its wonders are dudes. Actually, all dudes save for my cousin. She buys crystals and charges them up by the moon and stuff. I like Jameson, ha
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Women don't have time to meditate
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But do have time for yoga? Don't think that's it.
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Define serious meditation. What's the threshold where it becomes serious and how does that relate to women and yogo?
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my impression is that it's gendered in this way and has been since the '60s or whenever. i'd guess 80+% of the people on this list are men:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Buddhists#Modern_teachers …
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(i should clarify i'm talking about the US scene specifically, hence "since the '60s" and not "since the time of the buddha")
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