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Guides are a Pathway in The Map of Everyday Enlightenment which are typically articles about a particular time and place for meditative practices. Guides contain Landmarks that highlight examples of how this could work for you, as well as other explanations of how to make use of certain concepts or techniques. The Landmarks in Guides can be reviewed in the context of progress through the Realms of Everyday Enlightenment, and when used in that way, Guides become another way to decide where to go next.

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-[[Guides]] are a cornerstone of understanding in your journey to Everyday Enlightenment. Each Guide is crafted to provide insights into specific meditative concepts or strategies. By engaging with these Guides, you can deepen your knowledge and practice, as each one offers general explanations and patterns that relate to the theme. Moreover, they include specific Skills that can be seamlessly integrated into your daily life, further enhancing your path to enlightenment.
+[[Guides]] are a [[Pathways|Pathway]] in [[The Map of Everyday Enlightenment]] which are typically articles about a particular time and place for meditative practices.  Guides contain [[Landmarks]] that highlight examples of how this could work for you, as well as other explanations of how to make use of certain concepts or techniques.  The Landmarks in Guides can be reviewed in the context of progress through the [[Realms]] of Everyday Enlightenment, and when used in that way, Guides become another way to decide where to go next.
-There are two main categories of Guides available. The first kind delves into meditative concepts, offering background information, discernible patterns, and discussion about their relevance to the Beacons. These Guides help bridge the gap between theoretical understanding and practical application, connecting the underpinning principles of meditation with the guiding Beacons of the Map of Everyday Enlightenment.
-The second type of Guide homes in on specific styles of practice. An example of this is meditation while walking. These Guides can help you adapt and shape your practice to fit your lifestyle and preferences. They promote the idea that meditation is not confined to a single approach or setting but is a flexible, adaptable practice that can be woven into the fabric of your daily routines and activities.