To Guide people to gain wisdom through practice of mindfulness, based on Buddhist principles.
Sunday, November 23, 2008
As a mountain of rock is unmoving...
As a mountain of rock is unmoving, firmly established, so a monk, with the ending of delusion, like a mountain, doesn't quake. Thag 14.1 Revata's Farewell
"Maha-satipatthana Sutta:The four foundations (focuses) mindfulness
(Also known as The Four Frames of Reference (DN 22, MN10)
HOW TO NAVIGATE THIS SITE MINDFULLY: New to mindfulness: Go to Blog Archive and click on posts like: How mindfulness can help? Watch the video –“Life of Buddha”-BBC Documentary Somewhat acquainted with mindfulness: Go to Blog Archive and click on posts like: Practice of mindfulness- “The four bases of mindfulness” and mindfulness in breathing. You can also explore specific topics related to mindfulness by clicking on the labels.
Well acquainted with mindfulness: Go to Blog Archive and you can browse through all the posts and the links. Some of these posts and links will help you to gain deeper understanding about the practice of mindfulness. In some postings you can read or listen to discussions on some of the original disclosures of the Buddha. This will also help you to gain more insights into the practice of mindfulness.
Mindfulness
"Refuge to the man is the mind, refuge to the mind is mindfulness"-Buddha
This blog is dedicated to Ven. Walasmulle Jinarathana Thero who inspired with his words of wisdom on impermanence, "What is present in this moment is changed within the next moment."
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"Though one were to live a hundred years without wisdom and with a mind unstilled by meditation, the life of a single day is better if one is wise and practises meditation"- Dhammapada, Buddha
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