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>that's no different from choosing to play a game There's a dramatic difference - when playing a game you're reacting to the game. When meditating your entire
by DenisM 10y ago
>that's no different from choosing to play a game
There's a dramatic difference - when playing a game you're reacting to the game. When meditating your entire goal is to not react.
The similarities are only in that in both cases you cease to react to your own internal state - the most harmful of all reactions because it forms self-reinforcing feedback loops.
- cJ0th 10y ago> There's a dramatic difference - when playing a game you're reacting to the game. When meditating your entire goal is to not react. My take is that "no reaction" is just another way of reacting.
- DenisM 10y agoOnly in the same way that rest is another way of motion. You could say that, but ignores important distinction.