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We have Eyes to See. Do we Know the other Six Eyes to See with?

I spent three years (1970-`1973) in a Vipassana (Insight Meditation) monastery, Wat Chai Na, Nakornsridhammaraj, southern Thailand with the day starting at 4 am and finishing around 22.00. …

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Join our 7-day Insight Meditation (Vipassana) Retreat from Friday 21-28 April. Waldhaus Zentrum, hour from Bonn, Germany.

Do join our 7 Day Insight Meditation (Vipassana) retreat at the Waldhaus Retreat Zentrum, 10 minutes fby car from Andernach, Germany. We start on Friday evening with food around 18.00 and the opening talk around 19.30. …

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Mindfulness of Mindfulness. Part 2 of 2. Questions and Answers about the usefulness, application and limits of mindfulness.

Mindfulness of Mindfulness. Part 2 of 2. Questions and Answers about the usefulness, application and limits of mindfulness. Read More »

17 Koans. A Monk to the Zen Master. Introduction. Examples and Replies. Brief Comment on each Koan

In the Buddhist tradition, Zen employs koans to rattle the cage of the mind in meditation. Koans come in the form of a question, story, dialogue or an event in history. Koans developed in the 13th century in Chinese monasteries, then Japan and Korea. …

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Inquiry. Meditation on the Breath and Meditation with no primary object. Q and A. With Christopher

This is the  first transcription/adaption for reading of an Inquiry on an Insight Meditation retreat with myself. The person has given permission for the recording. The Inquiry sessions take place regularly on the retreats. Inquiry may last from a few minutes to 30 minutes or longer. The meditator sits beside Christopher at the front of the Dharma Hall.

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