mindfulness
Teachings on mindfulness, a mental factor that enables the mind to stay on its chosen object. These include teachings on mindfulness in developing concentration and keeping ethical conduct.
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Clinging to feelings
The feelings that compel us to cling to bad ethics and the view of the…
View PostFeelings dominate our reactivity
Dominated by reactivity to our feelings, we cling to desirable objects and cling to wrong…
View PostHow feelings create dukkha
Becoming aware of how our lives revolve around feelings of pleasant, unpleasant and neutral helps…
View PostAntidotes to desire
Meditating on the body as a skeleton as an antidote to desire, and looking at…
View PostChapter 5: Verses 34-54
Advice on developing mindfulness and introspective awareness by "remaining still like a piece of wood."
View PostLiving in harmony when things fall apart
Ways to respond constructively to environmental degradation instead of feeling helpless.
View PostMindfulness of the body
The specific characteristics of the body, the benefits of meditating on the body, and how…
View PostThe two manners of meditation
How we grasp at the four observed objects: body, feelings, mind and phenomena. The common…
View PostPractices before serenity meditation
Explaining the practices to make the body and mind relaxed. Further details on visualization of…
View PostConcentration in Buddhist practice
An introduction to Buddhist terms and concepts for the practice of shamatha. Guided meditation on…
View PostFour observed objects
What are the objects of observation of the establishments of mindfulness? The body, feelings, mind,…
View PostSix types of breathing meditation
Want to know more about breathing meditation? What are the different types of breathing meditation?
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