Step by step Rising-Falling Meditation: Buddhist Meditation in the Theravada Tradition
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| Rating | : | 4.60 (545 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00XQVCAJY |
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| Number of Pages | : | 244 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-07-21 |
| Language | : | English |
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Kindle Customer said A simple and straightforward explanation of methods. It was very good with it's explanation of the initial techniques, but glossed over the concept of jhanas. I look forward to utilizing it's examples.
I saw monks meditating and wanted to know how they felt. I worked at an internet café for five years, then as a tour van driver for two years. Now I am a tour guide. Two kind of meditations The four foundation of mindfulness The level of meditation, What to know and to do before beginning meditation? How to practice meditation Sitting meditation Walking meditation Lying posture Practice step Time table for practice:(Full time, Part time) The impediments About the author: Hello, my name is Nithivit Chaiwutimongkol; you can just call me Ong. I graduated with a degree in computer science from Chiang
I began reading, listening and talking with monks. I saw monks meditating and wanted to know how they felt. I returned to life as a monk for a month. Now I am a tour guide. As a tour guide, I had the opportunity to make several visits to temples with my groups and became interested in meditation. I worked at an internet café for five years, then as a tour van driver for two years. They taught me how to meditate but I could not devote enough time to meditation. About the Author Hello, my name is Nithivit Chaiwutimongkol; you can just call me Ong. I took leave from my job and became a monk at “Wat Phra That Sri Chom Thong” in the Chom Thong District in Chiang Mai. By reducing the number of tours I lead, I found the time to devote to writing this book based on my experience living as a monk, learning and practicing meditation at “Wat Phra That Sri Chom Thong." . After leaving the life of a monk, I retur
I live in Chiang Mai, Thailand. I began reading, listening and talking with monks. As a tour guide, I had the opportunity to make several visits to temples with my groups and became interested in meditation. I took leave from my job and became a monk at “Wat Phra That Sri Chom Thong” in the Chom Thong District in Chiang Mai. They taught me how to meditate but I could not devote enough time to meditation. Aft