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Noah Levine • Dharma Punx
Buddha in the Jungle by Kamala Tiyavanich. From her research of Buddhism in Thailand, extending back to the earliest written records of previous centuries, you see a very wide range of meditation practices in use. You read how the forest lineages included healers, educators, schoolteachers, priests, peacemakers, and meditators; some were soothsayer
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Jan Chozen Bays MD • How to Train a Wild Elephant
How To Keep Your Heart Open In Hell - Ram Dass
youtube.comwalk the earth. This literature is worthy of attention. Most of the points given in this book are drawn from the Tipitaka, which is the three-section compendium of the Buddha’s original teachings.
Henepola Gunaratana • Mindfulness in Plain English: 20th Anniversary Edition
After we have experienced the first jhana, we have to do three things before we open our eyes. First is to recapitulate how we got there, because people have individual ways of doing it. Some get there through lovingkindness meditation, some through watching the breath, some through “sweeping,” or other methods. The second thing we have to do befor... See more
Wes Nisker • Biting Into The Mango: Doing Jhana Practice With Ayya Khema - Inquiring Mind
In one of the Jataka tales, mythical teaching stories based on the Buddha’s previous lifetimes,