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Video review of the Rama Warrior meditation chair

BrianBrian Detroit, MI Moderator
edited January 2009 in Arts & Writings
I was browsing around the web the other day and stumbled across this vblog review of the Rama Warrior mediation chair, so I thought I'd share it with... Continue reading

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  • JerbearJerbear Veteran
    edited December 2008
    I bought one of those chairs when I had some extra money come my way that wasn't a spending stimulus check. I love it! My legs are a little long for it at this point, but I don't mind one cent spent on it. It does make it easier to meditate when your not worried about sitting upright and what your posture is. They do have a Wandering Monk chair that is considerably less money if it is something one is interested in, in case you need the back support.
  • KnitwitchKnitwitch
    edited December 2008
    link doesn't work :-((
  • SimonthepilgrimSimonthepilgrim Veteran
    edited December 2008
    Jerbear wrote: »
    I bought one of those chairs when I had some extra money come my way that wasn't a spending stimulus check. I love it! My legs are a little long for it at this point, but I don't mind one cent spent on it. It does make it easier to meditate when your not worried about sitting upright and what your posture is. They do have a Wandering Monk chair that is considerably less money if it is something one is interested in, in case you need the back support.

    I used to sit on the floor, then I changed to a 'prayer bench' for some years. Now I have come backj to a zafu against a wall to support my back. I do like the "Wandering Monk" chair but $159+postage? Way out of my league. I'll stick to a zafu and any available wall.
  • KnitwitchKnitwitch
    edited December 2008
    Jerbear wrote: »
    My legs are a little long for it at this point, but I don't mind one cent spent on it. .


    :lol::lol::lol: Do we take it you are expecting your legs to shrink in the near future? I do hope not - shortage of legs is a terrible affliction.
  • BrianBrian Detroit, MI Moderator
    edited December 2008
    Link is fixed :)
  • federicafederica Seeker of the clear blue sky... Its better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to speak out and remove all doubt Moderator
    edited December 2008
    Ooooh, thanks Brian, I've earmarked the link as a favourite.
    That way, when Nick is qualified, working, and keeping me in the manner I will rapidly become accustomed to, he can buy me one as a special gift!

    He owes me, big time - !! :lol:

    Until then, I'll make do with my little home-made wooden rocker stool. :( :rolleyes: :D
  • WillWill
    edited December 2008
    Why wander or follow Rama; surely Bodhi is the aim. Therefore, the Bodhi Chair is a must. :rolleyes:

    http://www.zenbydesign.com/newchair/bodhi.html
  • JerbearJerbear Veteran
    edited December 2008
    Simon,
    I agree that it is pricey. If I hadn't gotten a large income tax return check, I wouldn't have been able to afford it. But it works great. If what you're doing is working, keep on doing it. Sometimes as I look at some of the things for altars and the like, I feel like they are jacking up the prices as Americans will pay for things they feel they "NEED". I waited a whole year before I purchased the chair to make sure I really wanted it. Impulse buying is never a good idea when online.
  • BrigidBrigid Veteran
    edited January 2009
    You know what I like to do for fun? I go to a favourite online store and just go crazy piling up all the merchandise I want in my basket or shopping cart. And then, after a few very fun hours of fantasy shopping, I delete everything and leave.
  • LesCLesC Bermuda Veteran
    edited January 2009
    Hhahahahaha!!! Bet the cashiers hate you!!!! :lol:
  • SimonthepilgrimSimonthepilgrim Veteran
    edited January 2009
    Brigid wrote: »
    You know what I like to do for fun? I go to a favourite online store and just go crazy piling up all the merchandise I want in my basket or shopping cart. And then, after a few very fun hours of fantasy shopping, I delete everything and leave.


    HOW TO BRING ANARCHY TO THE CHRISTMAS SHOPPING IN TESCO'S

    1. Get a large trolley and fill it with as much as you can pile in.

    2. Join a check-out queue.

    3. Quietly slip away, leaving your loaded trolley in the queue.
  • BrigidBrigid Veteran
    edited January 2009
    Oh, I would never do it to a real cashier! Lol!! I only do it online and that way nobody gets hurt. :)
  • KnitwitchKnitwitch
    edited January 2009
    Simonthepilgrim wrote: »


    HOW TO BRING ANARCHY TO THE CHRISTMAS SHOPPING IN TESCO'S

    1. Get a large trolley and fill it with as much as you can pile in.

    2. Join a check-out queue.

    3. Quietly slip away, leaving your loaded trolley in the queue.


    That's not a joke - that's what my Old Man does in Supermarkets all over France - if he doesn't like the service he's getting he abandons his trolley, collects his huff and leaves in it.
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