The practice of dhamma
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The book proposed to the reader is devoted to the discussion of the two main types of meditative practices of the Buddhism of Theravada - Samatha (Samatha) and insight (Vipassana) The author of the book is the venerable master of meditation of the PRI Ajan Thtat Desarans from the monastery Hin Mark Peng in the northeast of Thailand. The author represents the spiritual path as the path of a warrior, which leads a battle with the pollution of his mind. Developing this analogy, it compares the main components of the Buddhist spiritual path with certain aspects of battles.
An important feature of the approach to meditative practice presented here is a clear distinction between such aspects of the development of serenity (samatha), as immersion (JHANA) and meditative concentration (Samadhi) The most important difference between meditative concentration from immersion is its inextricable connection with the unceasing remembrance of three signs - variability, unsatisfactory and lack of self
An important feature of the approach to meditative practice presented here is a clear distinction between such aspects of the development of serenity (samatha), as immersion (JHANA) and meditative concentration (Samadhi) The most important difference between meditative concentration from immersion is its inextricable connection with the unceasing remembrance of three signs - variability, unsatisfactory and lack of self
Author:
Author:Desaaransi PRI Ajan Thet
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
Series:
Series: Bodhi
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907243-75-0
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