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I finished at least a first draft of a collection of my writing, and titled it A Natural Mindfulness. I did so because I have confidence in the happiness of breathing in and out, and in Gautama’s description of his ability to remain in this kind of happiness for seven days at a time.
Turns out it’s extremely difficult to convey to ...
Apech: I was trying to remember about some research on the pulse in the cerebral fluid which I think you know about. Do you remember this?
MF: http://www.shareguide.com/Upledger.html–that’s John Upledger explaining cranial-sacral osteopathy in laymen’s terms.
Apech: I have of late been having interesting sensations at the top of ...
In the Pali teachings, there’s a distinction between consciousness and the mind: consciousness is said to arise from contact between a sense organ and sense object, while the mind is simply considered to be one of the sense organs. Consciousness, said Gautama, is followed by impact and then by feeling, with regard to each of the six senses ...