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Mind training on a budget

lobsterlobster Crusty Veteran
in Meditation
The buddha will have to be happy with me meditating on a train I'm afraid.
The Buddha is happy.
If you are happy no need to practice until samsara comes knock knock knocking on your door.
However for those dissatisfied with the usual frantic 'joy of life' and accepting NT1 what to do and when . . . or rather when not?
Walking with mantra, cycling, running mindfully. Journeying in awareness of the arisings of life.
No time to meditate? No understanding of meditation? Lazy? All excuses welcome?
I am very impressed and inspired that people are finding more places and times to be aware. Gosh it might kick in full time . . .

We have lift off
NASA
BunksBarra

Comments

  • cptshrkcptshrk Explorer
    Samsara rocked my ass while was working tonight. I tried juggling with the spinning wheel, but it was to hard for me to maintain. So I just forgot about it and had a chat with my co-workers.

    :cool:
  • mfranzdorfmfranzdorf Veteran
    You can be mindful in the damndest places, I've found. It's a good thing i don't know any better or I might be worried about it. :eek2:
  • lamaramadingdonglamaramadingdong Veteran
    edited October 2013
    Wherever, whenever and with whomever may I be mindful.
    Costs nothing.
  • lobsterlobster Crusty Veteran
    Costs nothing.
    . . . and expensive as that is at half or twice the price . . .
    there are no discounts for mindless meditation

    Be Mindful. Free Awareness. Get yours NOW.

    :clap:
  • BunksBunks Australia Veteran
    lobster said:

    The buddha will have to be happy with me meditating on a train I'm afraid.
    The Buddha is happy.
    If you are happy no need to practice until samsara comes knock knock knocking on your door.
    However for those dissatisfied with the usual frantic 'joy of life' and accepting NT1 what to do and when . . . or rather when not?
    Walking with mantra, cycling, running mindfully. Journeying in awareness of the arisings of life.
    No time to meditate? No understanding of meditation? Lazy? All excuses welcome?
    I am very impressed and inspired that people are finding more places and times to be aware. Gosh it might kick in full time . . .

    We have lift off
    NASA

    I feel humbled that you used a portion of my post here @lobster.......

    _/\_

  • lobsterlobster Crusty Veteran
    When you are humbled or meditate on a train
    everyone gains

    I would do a -^- gasho but it might be a little self congratulatory . . .
    I am very humble . . . and proud of it :buck:

    You are doing good . . . there I sound patronising, nobody could possibly know how humble I am . . . no really . . . :lol:
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