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White Lotus Judith Ragir

White Lotus Judith Ragir

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Tag: body postures in Buddhism

Mindfulness of body postures #2 – selflessness

Continuing the study and notes from Joseph Goldstein’s book Mindfulness, Chapter 8, the second half. Mindfulness of postures can support the understanding of the three characteristics. Impermanence, anicca Dukkha, suffering … Continue reading Mindfulness of body postures #2 – selflessness

Mindfulness of body postures – Working with fear and dread

These are notes taken from Joseph Goldstein’s book Mindfulness, Chapter 8: Mindfulness of Postures Again, monks, when walking, one knows “I am walking”; when standing, one knows “I am standing”; … Continue reading Mindfulness of body postures – Working with fear and dread