Literature
Inner Strength — the free mental attitude of Acem Meditation, Acem Publishing, ISBN 82-91405-09-3
Acem Meditation — an introductory companion, Acem Publishing, ISBN 82-91405-13-1
Fighting Stress — Reviews of meditation research, Edited by Svend Davanger, Halvor Eifring and Anne Grete Hersoug, ISBN 978-82-91405-16-2
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