concentration
Concentration refers to focusing single-pointedly on the object of meditation. Posts include instruction and guided meditations.
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Bodhisattva ethical restraints: Auxiliary vow 25
An explanation of dullness and lethargy, and restlessness and regret, two of the five hindrances…
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A discussion about improving mental clarity, memory, concentration, and self-confidence, followed by a teaching on…
View PostFar-reaching meditative stabilization and wisdom
Explanation of the far-reaching practices of meditative stabilization and wisdom.
View PostThe nine mental abidings
Showing how one progressively develops deeper and more subtle concentration to meditative stabilization.
View PostMindfulness and introspective awareness
A teaching on the three higher trainings from subtle to gross levels. Explaining the two…
View PostPracticing the six perfections
Members of a Buddhist group in Spokane, Washington, practice the six far-reaching attitudes.
View PostA chosen life
What if a person who looks different could impart life-changing wisdom. Open one's heart and…
View PostServing one’s spiritual mentor
How a Dharma student’s motivation was strengthened by offering service to her teacher.
View PostCultivating serenity in daily life
We can improve the quality of our meditation in our daily life.
View PostReview: Meditating on the mind
Members of the Abbey community go over questions 5-9 of the second quiz on the…
View PostExcitement and laxity; not applying and over-applyin...
The importance of introspective awareness in seeing laxity and excitement in the mind. What to…
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