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u/PeteInq · 3 pointsr/nondirective

Non-directive meditation is found in different traditions. The main one's I've found are:

Taoism

Zuowang, see http://oldoakdao.org/blog/

Buddhism
Zen (zazen, inspired by Taoism, see the book True meditation, Adyashanti)
Dzogchen/mahamudra: See for example Shift into freedom

Hinduism
Tantra: Doctrine of vibration
Vedic meditation

You also find it in other traditions:
Neo-Confucianism: Jing zuo //similar to zuowang and zazen
Esoteric and contemplative Christianity Centering prayer

Perhaps /u/sovereign_self has something in mind as well

u/sovereign_self · 2 pointsr/awakened

Oh yes, 100%. Kashmir Shaivism is brilliant, and I'm so glad that it's being made more accessible by his books. I'm in the middle of The Recognition Sutras right now.

I can also recommend The Doctrine of Vibration and The Triadic Heart of Shiva. They are more academic than Christopher's books, but full of interesting tidbits.