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Perspectives on Satipatthana Bhikkhu Analayo
Publisher: Windhorse Publications

The Sanskrit word for mindfulness is smriti or smriti upasthana (pali: sati or satipatthana) which means remembrance or foundation of remembrance. I teach classes in Universal Law and Ancient Egyptian Cosmology. Thoughts drift in and out of your . Apr 2, 2009 - For example, being around-the-mouth-mindful (parimukhasati) doesn't seem to work within the framework of the Satipatthana Sutta when applied to overcoming mental disturbances (nivârana) or accessing the divine abodes. I can also do Weddings, Naming Cermonies, Memorial Services, Spiritual Coaching, Metu Neter Oracle Readings and give you Nutritional Support. Dec 27, 2012 - Abbot Myogen Steve Stücky began with a study of the Satipatthana Sutta, grounding the monks in body and mind awareness. You see all the thoughts that you have are not always your own. The difference is only in the relative point of view. Apr 2, 2014 - In a real sense, meditation in the Buddhist way means to see things as they really are in their true perspective and nature. Back in the 80's when I first learned to meditate, we did this practice of sitting and watching your thoughts.