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Formal sitting meditation

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  • Special Retreat Thailand July 2003
    Rosemary
    9
    9
    How and when do you decide what you are going to reflect on in a formal sitting meditation apart from what you are doing regularly like taking refuge, dedication and so on?
    Ref: 2003.07.x.09.09
    Written answer
    • Formal sitting meditation
    • Mindfulness
    • Mindfulness in our daily life
    • Regular practice
  • Special Retreat Thailand January 2004
    Steve
    3
    2
    In the busy day's life I feel like in the formal sitting practice just to sit and watch the breath and relax. It is very difficult to think more, reflect. So what do you suggest?
    Ref: 2004.01.x.03.02
    Written answer
    • Five Reflections
    • Formal sitting meditation
    • Pushing your limits
    • Stress
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