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Tag Archives: meditation
Four Points of Dzogchen
“The essence of meditation practice in Dzogchen is encapsulated by these four points: ▪ When one past thought has ceased and a future thought has not yet risen, in that gap, in between, isn’t there a consciousness of the present … Continue reading
Posted in Dzogchen
Tagged Buddhism, Dzogchen, meditation, mental cleaning, mental formations, mental-health, religion & spirituality, Rigpa, secular spirituality, Tibetan Buddhism
The One Process
The One Process Worksop This extraordinary One Process Workshop helped deepen current experience here, clarifying some questions about post-awakening life through powerful direct inquiry and focused contemplation. Ken Kelly and Brigitte Hansoul lead the practices through a highly … Continue reading
Awakening Versus Liberation by Ed Muzika
[ Teacher week continues with Ed Muzika on SIAOF. Enjoy !] Awakening Versus Liberation by Ed Muzika When I first started practicing Zen at Mount Baldy Zen Center, we would have four or five groups of sitting sessions a day, … Continue reading
Posted in Advaita, Awakening Accounts, Buddhist Practice, Fascinating People, Guest Post, Inquiry, No self
Tagged after awakening, awakening, Ed Muzika, liberation, meditation, mukta, Nirvakalpa samadhi, vasana, waking down, Zen
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Emotional Truth By Ed Muzika
[ Teacher week on SIAOF continues with a guest post from Ed Muzika. Enjoy !] Emotional Truth By Ed Muzika Thirty years ago I was engaged in dialogue with the leading transpersonal researchers of that time, Ken Wilber and Dan … Continue reading
Posted in Fascinating People, Guest Post, Human Experience
Tagged awakening, Ed Muzika, emptiness, love, meditation, no-self, self, transcendental, Void
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Soh: On Practice After Awakening
[Teacher week continues on SIAOF. Enjoy !] Soh: On Practice After Awakening There is no “me” to begin with, everything has been without self – from suffering, ignorance, to wisdom and liberation. Yet, suffering is (no sufferer), the path is, … Continue reading
Posted in Buddhist Practice, Fascinating People, Guest Post, No self
Tagged Anatta, arhat, Buddha-nature, defilement, I AM, karmic propensity, latent tendencies, meditation, Practice, Buddhist, Soh Wei Yu
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What got left out of “meditation”? by David Chapman
[Please enjoy this guest post from David Chapman, who blogs at David Chapman @ WordPress.com ] What got left out of “meditation”? Posted on July 12, 2011 by David Chapman Buddhist meditation methods have been forced through a series of filters … Continue reading
Floatation Tank
Ever float ? Floatation tanks, once referred to as sensory deprivation tanks, provide a way to quickly experience a deep sense of relaxation, without the effort or discipline of yoga or meditation. About 1400 pounds of Epsom salts is dissolved … Continue reading
The Watcher
[ On the blogiversary of SIAOF, am reposting the most popular original post of the last year. Enjoy, and thanks for stopping by !] It’s easy to get stuck as “The Watcher “. After meditating a while, and watching thoughts … Continue reading
Posted in Buddhist Practice, Human Experience, No self
Tagged Adyashanti, contemplation, further, Gateless Gate, identity, inquiry, meditation, not self, Religion and Spirituality, watcher
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