Tags:
i practice what i think is called samadhi meditation, or also known as jhana i think
my main focus is developing concentration, it has taken me alot of practice, but holding a completely empty mind and drifting through the jhana's is just great, one of my favourite things to do! :D
Permalink Reply by Naprapa Nooprai on May 12, 2011 at 10:29am Hello
i'd like to talking about the meditation way in Thailand
them have been studied in the temple.Really the way not fix the style
if who like the anyway ..that Breath with input&out...."สติปัฐฐาน 4"
meaning ..Walking you known,Standing you known and you did many things you known by yourself
.รู้ตัวทุกขณะจิต"มีสติกับลมหายใจ...:)
Best With;
Nana
I highly recommend you to read "Mastering the Core Teachings of the Buddha" by Daniel Ingram.
You can either buy it as a hard copy or download for free as a .pdf here - http://www.interactivebuddha.com/mctb.shtml
Highly enlightening book.
if you want no mind meditation!!!! if ully reccomend any of OSHO ACTIVE MEDITATIONS,specially dynamic meditation.you will go through intense physical activity,,and this will make the mind more accesible.(and quiet)
its the meditation for the humans of this century!!!!!
actually meditation is not visualization,,mantras,,focusing,,thinking .Its beyond all that its NO_MIND
yo want acces meditation through any techniques,,just by reaxing totally it can happen
good luck
Permalink Reply by Hummingbird on June 24, 2011 at 6:09pm To me, "practice" and "meditation" are synonymous... because if I'm doing it in a meditative state, then it's doing what it's supposed to do as a practice!
My main practices right now are:
1. EFT (meditating on emotions, clearing them with meridian stimulation)
2. Kundalini yoga. There are hundreds of structured meditations to choose from from this tradition, most involving chanting mantras and holding a mudra for 11 minutes. These are super powerful and have changed my life!
3. Tian Gong style of Qi Gong. Meditative slow prayerful movement.
4. Microcosmic Orbit. Breathing up the back channel in the spine, breathing down the front. I'm new to this and need guidance, so if anyone here is experienced, let me know!
Vipassana meditation has always been less efficient for me in terms of recalibrating... maybe because I have not practiced much on my own outside of retreats, so when I start, my mind ends up just wandering. Start me on a mantra though, and I'm moving energy right away...
Permalink Reply by Yashodahra Yehudit on October 24, 2011 at 2:10pm
H! Sandra,
When we use sound with our voice allowing the sound of Om to come through this at times will clear the mind.
Bringing this sound with the breath, a steady slow breath. Breathing in through the nose and breathing out Om. This we use to go deeper.~
Most all prayer and meditation can be done anywhere doing anything just focus.
Yashodahra
Chantel replied to Jeanne Giguiere's discussion Need a little support...doctors recommend a C-Section in the group Peaceful Parenting
Melissa MixedUp replied to Rubyred's discussion Is it possible to cure cellulite and erase stretch marks with 80/10/10 HCRV? I will try anything!
Connor Cordell replied to Madison Majhen's discussion **** Meat-Eaters Say (from my experience at college)
© 2013 Created by TheBananaGirl.
Powered by
