Posted by: Michael | 10/21/2013

Maturing Practice

Lately it seems to me that I am having a much easier time improvising with my practice than in the past. I don’t know if this is evidence of a process of maturation or simply another momentary delusion as I stumble about in the dark trying to make my way towards Nibbana but it is certainly the case. I believe this largely has do to with a better understanding of the lim?its of practicing by rote and the need to be clear about one’s intentions and expectations whenever starting a period of meditation. Actually focusing on my intentions with the practice has renewed my interest and opened new doors and avenues for development.


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