India, Dec. 21 -- Meditation has increasingly become a packaged commodity, celebrated with global days of observance, marketed with corporate enthusiasm, and circulated through a marketplace of techniques designed to soothe the restless professional. Apps offer tranquillity in ten minutes, influencers demonstrate postures between their promotional commitments, and organisations promise that a few minutes of mindful breathing will soften the rough edges of a life fundamentally misaligned with inner clarity. The assumption beneath all of this is that meditation is something the mind can perform, a task that can be done with enough discipline or the right technique. Yet the greater difficulty is not technical at all: meditation fails not bec...