Sentence examples for methods of meditation from inspiring English sources

It's common knowledge by now that I am a faithful meditator who also teaches methods of meditation and mindfulness to clients and friends.

In return, he provides instruction to those who seek it in the methods of meditation leading to emancipation from rebirth.

The main literary works of Keizan are explanations of Sōtō methods of meditation and daily monastic life.

You can find the step-by-step methods of meditation from the book Mindfulness of Breathing by Buddhadasa Bhikkhu translated from Thai version into English by Bhikkhu Nagasena.

Nor does one have to believe in the other precepts of Buddhism to benefit from some of the Buddhist methods of meditation.

Still, in the traditional methods of meditation that mindfulness in the workplace is based on, the two were always linked, so that you would practice mindfulness in a context in which you also cultivate compassion.

"They approach with the fervour of a football fan … 'Which method of meditation do you use?' I admit that I don't meditate, and they are incredulous.

In a written statement, he said the ritual "is a method of meditation" intended "to develop and elevate our wisdom to a higher plane".

This is a method of meditation predicated on the belief that the Zen practitioner engages in the practice in the midst of the original enlightenment.

One example of Neo-Confucians reformulating ideas and/or practices from Buddhism took the form of the often practiced, albeit somewhat controversial method of meditation known as jingzuo (Japanese: seiza), or "quiet-sitting".

Traditionally, his thought has been divided into the following aspects: 1) the theoretical (kyôsô) which explicates the uniqueness and distinction of esoteric Buddhism (mikkyô) as opposed to exoteric Buddhism (kengyô) and demonstrates its validity and efficaciousness; and 2) the practical (jisô), which prescribes his method of meditation and ritual.