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Great piece! I’ve had a rambling zen practice for over 20 years and little of it has been the tranquil, peaceful experience that people imply when they colloqui
by runlaszlorun 4y ago
Great piece! I’ve had a rambling zen practice for over 20 years and little of it has been the tranquil, peaceful experience that people imply when they colloquially call something ‘zen’. But totally worth it. And as you rightly pointed out, the act of just noticing can be done in motion as well as at rest. Thx for sharing…
Btw, I’m a big fan of Shinzen Young who has a secular/scientific(-ish) approach that combines various world traditions in a hybrid sorta MMA does with martial arts.
https://www.shinzen.org/ https://www.shinzen.org/
- lpcrealmadrid 4y agoLove Shinzen! His Outline for Practice was fundamental in me discovering that there are different meditation maps that present different flavors of “progress”/“realization” https://www.shinzen.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/AnOutlineOfPractice_ver2.5.pdf https://www.shinzen.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/AnOutline...
- rippeltippel 4y agoThank you for mentioning Shinzen Young, I didn't know about him and just checked his website. It looks like there's some crossover with Sam Harris' "Waking Up" [1], do you happen to know how they compare? [1] https://www.wakingup.com/ https://www.wakingup.com/
- feanaro 4y agoAnother resource that might appeal to the HN type is The Mind Illuminated, by John Yates (a.k.a. Culadasa).