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… then one is experiencing Wholeness as non-differentiated from oneself.
Lucille Cedarcrans regarding seed thoughts in meditation followed by some comments. “The seed-thought is then dropped. The words are no longer spoken. This is the most difficult stage of the entire meditation for beginners and for many of their seniors. … Continue reading
The sky is the sky. Awareness is awareness.
Interlude is the space between, between in-breath and out-breath, between out-breath and in, it is the space between thoughts. Interlude is the space – the empty non-action – before action is engaged. Often action is engaged robotically, habitually. Just as … Continue reading
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Tagged awareness, focus, meditation, meditation retreat, shamatha, vipassana
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The blossom of meditation
Meditation, classic and true, is a result like a blossom is to a plant. Many parts are necessary to be in place first in order for the blossom to open. Shamatha (tranquil abiding) is the ground of all meditation practice, … Continue reading
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Tagged Antahkarana, meditation, meditation practice, monad, shamatha, vipassana
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The 51% solution
We all struggle with habits that we would like to change. These are tendencies that, for the most part, we know are currently causing harm to our body, or to our finances, or to our relationships, to our future, or … Continue reading
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Tagged change, habits, transformation
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