ซีรีย์ Meditation for Beginners

GETTING TO KNOW

The practitioner stands his mind in the center of the body

The 3rd kind of meditation:- The practitioner stands his mind in the center of the body

The practitioner stands his mind on some parts of the body

The practitioner stands his mind on some parts of the body.

Meditation is classified by the standstill location of one s mind

Meditation is classified by the standstill location of one’s mind.

The False Concentration

The False Concentration (How many kinds of meditation are there? Part 3)

The Right Concentration

The Right Concentration (How many kinds of meditation are there? Part 2)

How many kinds of meditation are there?

How many kinds of meditation are there? (Part 1)

What is Meditation?

What is Meditation? When you are talking about meditation, you have to understand first that meditation is not the matter to the hermit or the ordained ones only But meditation is the way to train and develop your mind to become more stable,

7 Bases of mind

The most important bases in everybody's body

How to Meditate

Let’s give ourselves a try. Firstly we must know the real nature of the mind. It is bright, clear and in the sphere form like a tiny crystal ball. Normally, the mind

A Meditation Guide

Start by sitting in a relaxed half-lotus position by placing your right leg on your left leg, your right hand on your left hand

The Place of Supreme Truth

In Buddhist Philosophy, the Middle Way and the Dhammakaya are absolutely united. The Middle Way is the way that acts like a certain thread sewing earth, heaven and nibbana

Meditation in Action

Let’s join our first workshop of Meditation in Action Firstly, please remind of the route of the mind. It is the seven bases of mind. Or do as the theory of the two white threads crossing inside.

The Dhammakaya

Dhammakaya are both the proper name and the proper state of mind that’s well polished by practicing meditation.

Learning Meditation

Learning Meditation : Sit upright with your right leg on your left leg. Place your right hand on your left hand. Let your right index touch your left thumb