Anyone here do meditation?
What kind?
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I start my working days with breathing rounds from Wim Hof with InnerBreeze
Inner Breeze - Inner Peace Through Breath
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I pray. π
Anxiety.
Worry.
Stress.
Panic.
I pray. π
Looks like a loop π A meditation practice has the power to change your subconscious reaction patterns. So, in between 'pray' and 'pray' there should be some less issues over time.
That's why I don't have multiple seizures a week anymore. π
Sun gazing pleb here. ππ»ββοΈ
The sun has a great effect on mental clarity. π
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Started with Zen training, now Tibetan (Mahayana).
Shamatha Viphashana (mindfulness-awareness) is the technical varient.
My teachers (US) were taught by Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche who was inspired to form the Shambala path, secular teachings tailored specifically for the western mindset.
Pema ChΓΆdrΓΆn is probably the most recognized active author/teacher from this lineage.
Yes. Daily breath work and affirmations every morning. Gratitude to start each day leads to great days.
Oddly, I find shooting to have some of the same benefits for me. I have to focus on what's in front of me, control breathing, clear my mind.
Sure, breathing method 4-7-8
Nostr is my meditation.
Well, not really meditation but I do Wim Hof's breathing every morning after cold shower and training:)
For 30 minutes, I sit on my bed with my back straight and practice a form of meditation where I aim to clear my mind completely, not focusing on anything in particular.
After this meditation session, I move on to my stretching routine.
Finally, I perform core strengthening exercises.
Yep, mostly Vipassana.
(S.N. Goenka tradition)
I started with formal breath focus practice but nowadays I mostly do βself inquiry β where I turn attention on itself to look for the looker, the seat of attention. Very very very interesting stuff.
Teaser: the realization that there is nothing to find is quite something!
Anyone doing meditathion with Waking Up. It truly is a great app.
I have it but donβt really use it. Which meditations within the app do you suggest?
Breathing and Bitcoin
We make meditation so complicated. Like nutrition and exercise, meditation is simple but very hard. You have to commit to sitting still in an upright position and paying attention to what is happening in and around your body. Try to do this 10 mins a day for 30 days straight and you will feel learn more about meditation than reading any book/article.
Paradoxial Relaxation with nature sounds or ASMR on my headphones
I have been meditating in the fabled Himalayas for the past 5 decades, and had the rare privilege of living most of those years with a realised master of meditation.
I have been constantly impressed with all that you give so freely from what you have learned, and if I can return that favour in some small way, I would be very happy to.
Please feel free to connect any time.
Not as much as I should. I found box breathing worked for me best. Now I am doing some Wim Hof which isnβt really mindfulness but quite effective
The Waking Up app is excellent
Yes. Vipassana.
Yes. Vipassana
Do you know of any communities online where I can find people interested in both Vipassana and Bitcoin?
taxi medidation these days. i just chill, no phone usage, no too much thinky thinky and vehicle goeth forward
Iβm trying to develop a meditation habit. Havenβt figured it out.
Art of Living - Sudarshan Kriya (breathing technique) and Sahaj Samadhi (mantra meditation)
Been practicing since 2009 and itβs been life changing.
Been meditating for about 10 years. Last 5 years or so have been mostly using the Waking Up app, which is inspired by Dzogchen/non-dual mindfulness. Super interesting.
Yes! My wife and I stream 2 meditations per week. All details here: https://pauseyourlife.org/meditation-schedule
Try Vipassana. Visit dhamma.org