This week some answers to the following questions:
- In Theravada Buddhism it states the buddha gave four postures for meditation: sitting, standing walking and laying down. In the zen practice do you just do the sitting.
- Is there any practice that would be useful as death approaches and the body and mind deteriorate. I know the Tibetan Buddhists have particular practices but I was wondering if other traditions have anything.
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This podcast discusses:
- Formal meditation practices and practice in our daily lives.
- The subtle practices of ritual behaviour to support a meditation and mindfulness practice.
- The importance of consistent training and not compartmentalising Buddhist practice.
- The centrality of death in spiritual training.
- How death provides motivation for practice.
- The incomprehensibility of the conception of death in Buddhist belief.
- The mystery of life and death and awakening to our inborn strength and wisdom.