Crossing Boundaries: Autoethnography of Subjective Experiences During Meditation

In this autoethnographic quadrologue, the authors aim to show how meditation experiences defy verbalization in a qualitative research setting. This leads insight that an approach may be much better fit for such experience, where complex and inexpressible things can found. is especially case since texts include immerse reader experience. Even though of hardly achieved, quadrologue aims at conveying some struggles peculiarities practice. It focuses on process leading decision employ autoethnography paradigm. Thus, focus article differentiation from other methodological approaches conscious favour method, which rather unusual German-speaking countries. The develop thesis both experience paradigm led “wandering off beaten track” crossing boundaries what usually done society social science respectively.