Have you heard of Dynamic meditation?

jll

This is something new to me.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahasati_meditation

jll

ThailandTom

This is a first for me, I've never heard of it before. It is a little like walking meditation in the sense when doing that you must be aware of it foot as it rises, moves forward and then lowers to the ground. Only with this 'dynamic meditation' you are sat down and moving parts of the body and being aware of them.

Whatever works for you is all good, like I said not long ago I often meditate with food as I noticed how unmindful I can be whilst eating.

karmablues

Luang Por Tean is a name that many Thais would have heard of, but his fifteen postures for meditation is actually not that well known.

I met one of his chief disciples a few months ago and had the chance to make some offerings. Unfortunately, he was too frail to give a dhamma talk.

I agree with ThailandTom that the method is basically a mindfulness of body meditation. One of his disciples says the core of Luang Por Tean's teachings on meditation can be condensed into two lines as follows:

Watch the body, [and you will] see the mind;
See the mind, [and you will] see the Dhamma.

Citta

jll said:

This is something new to me.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahasati_meditation

On the whole I would urge caution against attempting practises where access to hands-on teaching is difficult.

seeker242

Tai chi chuan, Qigong, Yoga, prostrations, zen "work practice", etc. They are all different forms of "dynamic meditation". Never heard of "Mahasati" before but it seems very similar.