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But the Mechanic someone who does precision guesswork based on shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this daily practice of the meditation teachers who give this advice is completely different from that of an ordinary person. For a meditation teacher, mediation is a way of life; that’s why they become meditation teachers. They are already among the outliers for whom practicing for a substantial chunk of time every day is realistic. They’re a self-selecting population who are completely unrepresentative, and it’s easy for them to forget this. On top of that, once they become teachers, they have a very powerful motive for their daily practice that most of never will: it’s their professional responsibility. Just like it’s the professional responsibility of a firefighter to keep fit and the professional responsibility of a political analyst to read the news every day. Or perhaps they aren’t professionals, but teaching meditation is something that gives them social status or gives their lives meaning, and that gives them a similar sense of involvement and responsibility.

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For the Mechanic someone who does precision guesswork based on shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this rest of us, it’s perfectly legitimate to be busy! It’s not necessarily our fault that we’re busy doing things that aren’t meditating and it’s not necessarily a bad thing. We should get enough sleep. We should exercise. We should play. We should spend time with the people we love. We should take time to just relax and do nothing (and meditating, regardless of philosophical claims to the contrary, is ‘doing something’, because it uses up willpower and fills a slot in our schedule). Most people already don’t have enough time to do all these healthy things as much as they’re told they ought to. And every minute we meditate is a minute spent not doing something else — something that might be even more valuable and beneficial to ourselves or somebody else. We should recognise that this trade-off might be legitimate, and ‘own’ it, not feel guilty, and not feel like we aren’t real meditators because we do 12 minutes a day rather than 30, or 60, or whatever other number a well-intentioned teacher comes up with on the unscientific and unrepresentative basis of their own experience.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.