promethean75 wrote:when was the last time anyone ever sat in close proximity to two moving bodies of water? one can sit by a creek, or by a river, or by a stream, or by an ocean, but how often does one find two or more of these together? and even if one did, one can't sit between the same rivers twice, anyway.
tell you what i'm gonna do; i'm gonna turn the bathroom faucet on and the kitchen faucet on and then i'm gonna sit in the hallway. will that work?
promethean75 wrote:when was the last time anyone ever sat in close proximity to two moving bodies of water? one can sit by a creek, or by a river, or by a stream, or by an ocean, but how often does one find two or more of these together? and even if one did, one can't sit between the same rivers twice, anyway.
tell you what i'm gonna do; i'm gonna turn the bathroom faucet on and the kitchen faucet on and then i'm gonna sit in the hallway. will that work?
barbarianhorde wrote:Hello all
this is a friendly thread
It contains friendly friends, namely, methods.
Method 1:
sit in a place with two moving waters.
Keep discerning the sound of one moving water from the other.
Deciding what is self and what is not, what is introjected, what is an invasive meme, what is one's own desire, what are thoughts one has arrived at, what are one's that have been shoved in, what is guilt as opposed to love, what is shame as opposed to wanting to accomplish moreFixed Cross wrote:Interpreting sounds as nuisances and softening and blocking those out vs the transvulgent quest of grasping ones one self hatred in a path of movement.
there is a difference in experience.
I appreciate this meditation Karpel Tunnel because it is psychological and these are the most rewarding.
Still, the fragility of the first phase is a given, and its efforts of vanity should not be scorned. It is vanity which provides the "right to illumination" i.e. the right to be liberated from oneself - (meditation as an expression self hatred) - but which self? Indeed there is much in most of us to be overcome.
Ecmandu wrote:People who haven't meditated as much as me don't understand the highest level of mediatation. They actually try to meditate!!!
There is no time and in nothing I do where I am not totally absorbed in meditation....
Everything I do is meditation! And I don't even have to try anymore. Everything is just a state of meditation for me.
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