MEDITATION:
DIAMOND BRIDGE
Meditation is often reduced to relaxation, but this book goes further. Meditation: Diamond Bridge Connecting Waking, Dreaming, Deep Sleep, and Beyond invites readers to examine consciousness itself. Drawing on neuroscience, medical science, and decades of yogic practice, David B. Jacobs shows how focused attention reshapes perception. The book offers a grounded path toward clarity, inner stability, and expanded awareness that fits real life, not spiritual escape or empty self-help promises clichés.
- David Jacobs
David B. Jacobs holds a Ph.D. in Experimental Pathology and trained for over twenty years under Himalayan yogi Swami Rama. A former NIH-funded medical school professor, he integrates biomedical science with disciplined meditation practice, offering a rare bridge between rigorous research and direct experience of consciousness, rooted in lifelong study and teaching.
ABOUT THE BOOK
MEDITATION:
DIAMOND BRIDGE
Meditation: Diamond Bridge Connecting Waking, Dreaming, Deep Sleep, and Beyond explores consciousness through lived experience rather than belief. Blending yoga and science, the book shows how attention reshapes perception across daily life, dreams, and rest. It offers a practical, grounded meditation path that emphasizes consistency, clarity, and inner stability over technique, abstraction.
Author’s purpose
David’s purpose is to help readers question habitual perceptions, reconnect with awareness beyond the senses, and build a simple daily meditation practice. He aims to bridge science and yoga so clarity, responsibility, and inner stability emerge.
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David’s purpose is to help readers question habitual perceptions, reconnect with awareness beyond the senses, and build a simple daily meditation practice. He aims to bridge science and yoga so clarity, responsibility, and inner stability emerge.