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07 January 2009

Mindfulness

Sati

excerpt from Mindfulness in Plain English by Venerable Henepola Gunaratana

Mindfulness is the English translation of the Pali word 'Sati.' Sati is an activity. What exactly is that? Well, this is one of those questions without a precise answer, at least not in words. Words are devised by the symbolic levels of the mind and they describe those realities with which symbolic thinking deals. Mindfulness (Sati) is pre-symbolic. It is not shackled to logic. Nevertheless, Mindfulness can be experienced - rather easily - and it can be described, as long as you keep in mind that the words are only fingers pointing at the moon. They are not the thing itself. The actual experience lies beyond the words and above the symbols. Mindfulness could be described in completely different terms than will be used here and each description could still be correct.

05 January 2009

What is meditation

In the field of metaphysics, meditation has been the preferred tool since the beginning of time. Contemplation over the principles of reality transcending those of any particular science, eventually led to higher levels of awareness. Subsequently, mystics created religions and agnostics created philosophies in their quest for answering the basic questions: what is reality and how do I relate to it?.

   

21 December 2008

Brainwave Meditation

Brainwave meditation has its beginnings in the seventies, when Transcendental Meditation (TM) was in vogue (remember the Beatles - Maharishi connection?). At that time many studies were performed in order to substantiate from a scientific perspective the amazing effects credited to meditation. The results were intriguing to say the least.

   

21 December 2008

Za-Zen

For westerners, Zen meditation (Za-Zen) used to be hard to digest before an American, Genpo Roshi (Dennis Merzel) – the highest ranked Zen master outside Japan, tweaked it to suit the different Western mentality. Combining Za-Zen with insights from Western psychological pioneers such as Carl Jung, Fritz Perls and Hal Stone, Genpo Roshi created the Big Mind process that gives the practitioner a glimpse into the enlightenment, the serene feeling of divine. This glimpse can be subsequently repeated and prolonged by sustained meditation.
   

21 December 2008

Advanced Yoga Practices

An effective derivative of TM is Yogani’s Advanced Yoga Practices (AYP). The mantra used in AYP is “I AM”. Beyond the obvious connotation with the Judeo-Christian significance of the mantra, there is also a vibratory connection to the AUM in the Hindu religion. Simple in the beginning, AYP becomes more intricate as the meditator advances in the practice. Powerful and efficient, it is worth trying. Yogani is the modern guru of this method, even though he does not like the denomination, all the chapters of his book Advanced Yoga Practices - Easy Lessons for Ecstatic Living, end with “the guru is in you”. He also wrote this very motivational novel about a young person’s quest for spiritual growth: The Secrets of Wilder. Good read.
   

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Mind quotes

Energy conveys to us the idea of motion and activity. Inside a living organism we see a source of power, which by some manner is released in terms of movement. Life is energy. It is the creator or initiator of movement change, development. We are different from moment to moment because the life principle is at work with us. The spirit of humanity, like the forces of nature, and like the physical life, is at bottom energy. Spiritual life, therefore, is just as much a development out of what has gone before in the evolutionary process as physical life is. Which means that the origin of spiritual life is from within.

John Dietrich


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