Meditation helps strengthen awareness. Meditation helps us to see that we are not the mind, not the emotions, not the body. Meditation brings a sense of calm. Meditation helps us to see that fulfilling the desires of the mind will not bring a lasting sense of contentment.
And all of these things change the way we act in our everyday lives. When a business deal falls through, we do not take it as hard. When someone cuts us off on the highway, we laugh instead of yell. When we have an hour between appointments, we stop and breathe into our bellies and enjoy simply being, rather than playing Video Games.
Samatha meditation is about focus, "one-pointedness" and concentration. Vipassana is insight meditation: it is about becoming aware of how you yourself take in information through your senses, how you react to that information, and what you do with it afterwards.
It is possible to do Vipassana meditation (watching the breath) either with eyes closed, or eyes half-open.
Vipassana meditation is a practice that focuses on developing insight and mindfulness by observing sensations and thoughts without attachment. Samatha meditation, on the other hand, emphasizes calmness and concentration by focusing on a single object, such as the breath. While vipassana aims to cultivate insight into the nature of reality, samatha aims to develop tranquility and stability of mind.
Janakabhivamsa has written: 'The fundamental doctrine of Buddhism' -- subject(s): Doctrines, Buddhism 'Vipassana meditation' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Meditation, Buddhism, Vipasyana (Buddhism)
Buddhists use meditation as a method of relaxing the mind and listening to their inner mind and intuition. There are many methods of meditation, including deep breathing or Vipassana meditation. Whatever method is employed, the object is to still and mind, and enter a state of nothingness.
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Means to SEE THINGS AS THEY REALLY ARE. Its one of the most ancient techniques of meditation in India.Vipassana is a way of self-transformation through self-observation, is one of India's most ancient techniques of meditation. It was rediscovered by Gautama Buddha (c. 563 - c. 483 BC).
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The only correct way to devote your life to the Buddha is to follow what he taught. He taught a practical meditation technique called Vipassana Meditation to experience the impermanence of everything including you -- meaning your body and the mind. This is the crux of his teaching. You are fortunate that you can learn this technique by joining a ten day residential Vipassana Course. These courses are conducted across the globe without any fee. All expenses are borne by the meditators who have learned this skill in the past. If you have "experienced" impermanence inside you and lead a life staying with this feeling, you are actually following what the Buddha wanted you to learn. Reading Tipitakas or worshiping an idol of Buddha is fine for inspiration, but practice the technique rediscovered and taught by him. Google search for "Vipassana" will show the places near to you where you can join the course. The headquarters of Vipassana International Academy is in India at Igatpuri near Mumbai.
Light food helps as I learn from Buddha & Krishna.If person is not hard worker or labour class vegetarian food better.Buddha advised not to take evening food when doing vipassana meditation.
Potential side effects of practicing trataka meditation may include eye strain, headaches, dizziness, and difficulty focusing. It is important to practice this meditation technique with caution and seek guidance from a qualified instructor if needed.