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‘Meditation’ April 2017
A ‘Mandala of Love’ approach to Meditation
Self-Inquiry – Familiarising ourselves with Consciousness
The Content of the Mind is Not Important
Non-Duality – Buddha, Jesus, and Plato
Objectivity – Meditation and Thinking
‘Meditation’ May-Jun 2017
René Descartes’ Error
Mindfulness – The Buddha’s ‘Remembering’ practice
Egoic consciousness – Divided against itself
Nurturing an Authentic Self
The Four Brahmavihāras – Four Attitudes of Consciousness
Mettā – Consciousness as Loving-Kindness
The Ethical and Relational Nature of Consciousness
The Brahmavihāras – the Soul’s Moral Compass
‘Meditation’ Jul-Aug 2017
Upekṣā – Equanimity – Touching the Cosmic Stillness
Resting the Mental Body in the Field of Consciousness
The Mirror of Consciousness and the Mirror of Narcissism
The Hara – the Mysterious Second Chakra
The ‘Hell Realms’ – Inner Victims and Inner Persecutors
Muditā – Sympathetic Joy – A Sense of Wonder
‘Meditation’ Sept-Oct 2017
Sympathetic Joy – an Attitude and an Energetic State
Zen and the Art of Human Life
Zazen – Just Sitting – Resting as Consciousness
Plato’s Cave Revisited
The Yin and Yang of Embodied Consciousness
‘Meditation’ Nov-Dec 2017
Feeling – The Discernment of Goodness, Value and Beauty
Mettā – Living as Love and Contentment
Mettā – Healing the Egoic Shadow of Love
The Preta Realm – Deprivation, Despair, and Addiction
‘Meditation’ Jan-Apr 2018
Flowing with the Currents of Feeling – Psychological Parts
Mettā – Being Unconditionally Present with Feeling
Empathy and Self-Empathy – Communication and Self-Enquiry
Feminine and Masculine – Energy and Presence
‘Meditation’ May-Aug 2018
The Yin and Yang of Love and Compassion
The Asura Realm – Intuition and the Egoic Will
The Mandala and the Stupa
The Somatic Anatomy of the Energy Bodies
The Mandala of the Four Brahmavihāras
‘Meditation’ Sept-Oct 2018
Consciousness, Meditation and the Four Qualia
The Beneficial Life Energy of Needs
Life Energies of Presence and Connection
‘Meditation’ Nov-Dec 2018
Compassion and the All-Accomplishing Wisdom
‘Meditation’ 2019 Jan-Oct
The Dharmadhātu Wisdom
Akashadhateshvari – Luminous Space
Meditation Guidance Overview
A Mandala Framework for Meditation and Self-Enquiry
Resting as Consciousness
5 Wisdoms
Summaries of these Articles
Skandhas Intro
The Dharmadhātu Wisdom
Akashadhateshvari / White Tara – Luminous Space
The Five Skandhas – Dakini Wisdom
The Five Skandhas – the Cognitive-Perceptual Components
Rūpa Skandha
Part 1: Thinking and Wisdom
Part 2: The Mirror-Like Wisdom
Part 3: The Body
Vedanā Skandha
Samjñā Skandha
Samskāras Skandha
Vijñāna Skandha
10 Buddhas
Summaries of these Articles
Padmasambhava’s Inspiration-Prayer
10 Buddhas – Introduction
Part 1: Three Yānas / Three Myths
Part 2: Ten Dharmic Principles
Part 3: Resting as Consciousness
Part 4: Integration and Positive Emotion
10 Buddhas – Integration
Part 5: Pandaravārsini
Part 6: Vajrasattva-Akshobya
Part 7: The Somatic Body-Mind
Part 8: Māmaki
10 Buddhas – Positive Emotion
10 Buddhas – Spiritual Death
10 Buddhas – Spiritual Rebirth
Buddhism
Summaries of these Articles
Hui Neng and the Mirror-Like Wisdom – A Zen Story
‘Meditation’ Series Overview
A Mandala Framework for Meditation and Self-Enquiry
Resting as Consciousness
Padmasambhava’s Inspiration-Prayer
NVC/Focusing
Buddhism and Focusing
Part 1 – Eugene Gendlin’s ‘Clear Space’ and the Brahmavihāras
Nonviolent Communication (NVC) – Mandala Wisdom
Mandala Innerwork and NVC Self-Empathy
NVC/Focusing-related articles in other categories
Summaries of these articles
Feeling – The Discernment of Goodness, Value and Beauty
Empathy and Self-Empathy – Communication and Self-Enquiry
The Asura Realm – Intuition and the Egoic Will
Jung/MBTI
Book
William Blake’s ‘Jerusalem’
Introduction to the Mandala of Love book blog
The Cross and the Mandala
Carl Jung’s Psychology of the Archetypes
The Mandala as the Landscape of the Soul
Buddhas and Bodhisattvas – Archetypes of Consciousness
Jung’s Phenomenology of the Soul
Egoic Consciousness and its Shadow
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Meditation
Summaries of these Articles
‘Meditation’ April 2017
A ‘Mandala of Love’ approach to Meditation
Self-Inquiry – Familiarising ourselves with Consciousness
The Content of the Mind is Not Important
Non-Duality – Buddha, Jesus, and Plato
Objectivity – Meditation and Thinking
‘Meditation’ May-Jun 2017
René Descartes’ Error
Mindfulness – The Buddha’s ‘Remembering’ practice
Egoic consciousness – Divided against itself
Nurturing an Authentic Self
The Four Brahmavihāras – Four Attitudes of Consciousness
Mettā – Consciousness as Loving-Kindness
The Ethical and Relational Nature of Consciousness
The Brahmavihāras – the Soul’s Moral Compass
‘Meditation’ Jul-Aug 2017
Upekṣā – Equanimity – Touching the Cosmic Stillness
Resting the Mental Body in the Field of Consciousness
The Mirror of Consciousness and the Mirror of Narcissism
The Hara – the Mysterious Second Chakra
The ‘Hell Realms’ – Inner Victims and Inner Persecutors
Muditā – Sympathetic Joy – A Sense of Wonder
‘Meditation’ Sept-Oct 2017
Sympathetic Joy – an Attitude and an Energetic State
Zen and the Art of Human Life
Zazen – Just Sitting – Resting as Consciousness
Plato’s Cave Revisited
The Yin and Yang of Embodied Consciousness
‘Meditation’ Nov-Dec 2017
Feeling – The Discernment of Goodness, Value and Beauty
Mettā – Living as Love and Contentment
Mettā – Healing the Egoic Shadow of Love
The Preta Realm – Deprivation, Despair, and Addiction
‘Meditation’ Jan-Apr 2018
Flowing with the Currents of Feeling – Psychological Parts
Mettā – Being Unconditionally Present with Feeling
Empathy and Self-Empathy – Communication and Self-Enquiry
Feminine and Masculine – Energy and Presence
‘Meditation’ May-Aug 2018
The Yin and Yang of Love and Compassion
The Asura Realm – Intuition and the Egoic Will
The Mandala and the Stupa
The Somatic Anatomy of the Energy Bodies
The Mandala of the Four Brahmavihāras
‘Meditation’ Sept-Oct 2018
Consciousness, Meditation and the Four Qualia
The Beneficial Life Energy of Needs
Life Energies of Presence and Connection
‘Meditation’ Nov-Dec 2018
Compassion and the All-Accomplishing Wisdom
‘Meditation’ 2019 Jan-Oct
The Dharmadhātu Wisdom
Akashadhateshvari – Luminous Space
Meditation Guidance Overview
A Mandala Framework for Meditation and Self-Enquiry
Resting as Consciousness
5 Wisdoms
Summaries of these Articles
Skandhas Intro
The Dharmadhātu Wisdom
Akashadhateshvari / White Tara – Luminous Space
The Five Skandhas – Dakini Wisdom
The Five Skandhas – the Cognitive-Perceptual Components
Rūpa Skandha
Part 1: Thinking and Wisdom
Part 2: The Mirror-Like Wisdom
Part 3: The Body
Vedanā Skandha
Samjñā Skandha
Samskāras Skandha
Vijñāna Skandha
10 Buddhas
Summaries of these Articles
Padmasambhava’s Inspiration-Prayer
10 Buddhas – Introduction
Part 1: Three Yānas / Three Myths
Part 2: Ten Dharmic Principles
Part 3: Resting as Consciousness
Part 4: Integration and Positive Emotion
10 Buddhas – Integration
Part 5: Pandaravārsini
Part 6: Vajrasattva-Akshobya
Part 7: The Somatic Body-Mind
Part 8: Māmaki
10 Buddhas – Positive Emotion
10 Buddhas – Spiritual Death
10 Buddhas – Spiritual Rebirth
Buddhism
Summaries of these Articles
Hui Neng and the Mirror-Like Wisdom – A Zen Story
‘Meditation’ Series Overview
A Mandala Framework for Meditation and Self-Enquiry
Resting as Consciousness
Padmasambhava’s Inspiration-Prayer
NVC/Focusing
Buddhism and Focusing
Part 1 – Eugene Gendlin’s ‘Clear Space’ and the Brahmavihāras
Nonviolent Communication (NVC) – Mandala Wisdom
Mandala Innerwork and NVC Self-Empathy
NVC/Focusing-related articles in other categories
Summaries of these articles
Feeling – The Discernment of Goodness, Value and Beauty
Empathy and Self-Empathy – Communication and Self-Enquiry
The Asura Realm – Intuition and the Egoic Will
Jung/MBTI
Book
William Blake’s ‘Jerusalem’
Introduction to the Mandala of Love book blog
The Cross and the Mandala
Carl Jung’s Psychology of the Archetypes
The Mandala as the Landscape of the Soul
Buddhas and Bodhisattvas – Archetypes of Consciousness
Jung’s Phenomenology of the Soul
Egoic Consciousness and its Shadow
Mandala of Love
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Home
Meditation
Summaries of these Articles
‘Meditation’ April 2017
A ‘Mandala of Love’ approach to Meditation
Self-Inquiry – Familiarising ourselves with Consciousness
The Content of the Mind is Not Important
Non-Duality – Buddha, Jesus, and Plato
Objectivity – Meditation and Thinking
‘Meditation’ May-Jun 2017
René Descartes’ Error
Mindfulness – The Buddha’s ‘Remembering’ practice
Egoic consciousness – Divided against itself
Nurturing an Authentic Self
The Four Brahmavihāras – Four Attitudes of Consciousness
Mettā – Consciousness as Loving-Kindness
The Ethical and Relational Nature of Consciousness
The Brahmavihāras – the Soul’s Moral Compass
‘Meditation’ Jul-Aug 2017
Upekṣā – Equanimity – Touching the Cosmic Stillness
Resting the Mental Body in the Field of Consciousness
The Mirror of Consciousness and the Mirror of Narcissism
The Hara – the Mysterious Second Chakra
The ‘Hell Realms’ – Inner Victims and Inner Persecutors
Muditā – Sympathetic Joy – A Sense of Wonder
‘Meditation’ Sept-Oct 2017
Sympathetic Joy – an Attitude and an Energetic State
Zen and the Art of Human Life
Zazen – Just Sitting – Resting as Consciousness
Plato’s Cave Revisited
The Yin and Yang of Embodied Consciousness
‘Meditation’ Nov-Dec 2017
Feeling – The Discernment of Goodness, Value and Beauty
Mettā – Living as Love and Contentment
Mettā – Healing the Egoic Shadow of Love
The Preta Realm – Deprivation, Despair, and Addiction
‘Meditation’ Jan-Apr 2018
Flowing with the Currents of Feeling – Psychological Parts
Mettā – Being Unconditionally Present with Feeling
Empathy and Self-Empathy – Communication and Self-Enquiry
Feminine and Masculine – Energy and Presence
‘Meditation’ May-Aug 2018
The Yin and Yang of Love and Compassion
The Asura Realm – Intuition and the Egoic Will
The Mandala and the Stupa
The Somatic Anatomy of the Energy Bodies
The Mandala of the Four Brahmavihāras
‘Meditation’ Sept-Oct 2018
Consciousness, Meditation and the Four Qualia
The Beneficial Life Energy of Needs
Life Energies of Presence and Connection
‘Meditation’ Nov-Dec 2018
Compassion and the All-Accomplishing Wisdom
‘Meditation’ 2019 Jan-Oct
The Dharmadhātu Wisdom
Akashadhateshvari – Luminous Space
Meditation Guidance Overview
A Mandala Framework for Meditation and Self-Enquiry
Resting as Consciousness
5 Wisdoms
Summaries of these Articles
Skandhas Intro
The Dharmadhātu Wisdom
Akashadhateshvari / White Tara – Luminous Space
The Five Skandhas – Dakini Wisdom
The Five Skandhas – the Cognitive-Perceptual Components
Rūpa Skandha
Part 1: Thinking and Wisdom
Part 2: The Mirror-Like Wisdom
Part 3: The Body
Vedanā Skandha
Samjñā Skandha
Samskāras Skandha
Vijñāna Skandha
10 Buddhas
Summaries of these Articles
Padmasambhava’s Inspiration-Prayer
10 Buddhas – Introduction
Part 1: Three Yānas / Three Myths
Part 2: Ten Dharmic Principles
Part 3: Resting as Consciousness
Part 4: Integration and Positive Emotion
10 Buddhas – Integration
Part 5: Pandaravārsini
Part 6: Vajrasattva-Akshobya
Part 7: The Somatic Body-Mind
Part 8: Māmaki
10 Buddhas – Positive Emotion
10 Buddhas – Spiritual Death
10 Buddhas – Spiritual Rebirth
Buddhism
Summaries of these Articles
Hui Neng and the Mirror-Like Wisdom – A Zen Story
‘Meditation’ Series Overview
A Mandala Framework for Meditation and Self-Enquiry
Resting as Consciousness
Padmasambhava’s Inspiration-Prayer
NVC/Focusing
Buddhism and Focusing
Part 1 – Eugene Gendlin’s ‘Clear Space’ and the Brahmavihāras
Nonviolent Communication (NVC) – Mandala Wisdom
Mandala Innerwork and NVC Self-Empathy
NVC/Focusing-related articles in other categories
Summaries of these articles
Feeling – The Discernment of Goodness, Value and Beauty
Empathy and Self-Empathy – Communication and Self-Enquiry
The Asura Realm – Intuition and the Egoic Will
Jung/MBTI
Book
William Blake’s ‘Jerusalem’
Introduction to the Mandala of Love book blog
The Cross and the Mandala
Carl Jung’s Psychology of the Archetypes
The Mandala as the Landscape of the Soul
Buddhas and Bodhisattvas – Archetypes of Consciousness
Jung’s Phenomenology of the Soul
Egoic Consciousness and its Shadow
Home
Meditation
Summaries of these Articles
‘Meditation’ April 2017
A ‘Mandala of Love’ approach to Meditation
Self-Inquiry – Familiarising ourselves with Consciousness
The Content of the Mind is Not Important
Non-Duality – Buddha, Jesus, and Plato
Objectivity – Meditation and Thinking
‘Meditation’ May-Jun 2017
René Descartes’ Error
Mindfulness – The Buddha’s ‘Remembering’ practice
Egoic consciousness – Divided against itself
Nurturing an Authentic Self
The Four Brahmavihāras – Four Attitudes of Consciousness
Mettā – Consciousness as Loving-Kindness
The Ethical and Relational Nature of Consciousness
The Brahmavihāras – the Soul’s Moral Compass
‘Meditation’ Jul-Aug 2017
Upekṣā – Equanimity – Touching the Cosmic Stillness
Resting the Mental Body in the Field of Consciousness
The Mirror of Consciousness and the Mirror of Narcissism
The Hara – the Mysterious Second Chakra
The ‘Hell Realms’ – Inner Victims and Inner Persecutors
Muditā – Sympathetic Joy – A Sense of Wonder
‘Meditation’ Sept-Oct 2017
Sympathetic Joy – an Attitude and an Energetic State
Zen and the Art of Human Life
Zazen – Just Sitting – Resting as Consciousness
Plato’s Cave Revisited
The Yin and Yang of Embodied Consciousness
‘Meditation’ Nov-Dec 2017
Feeling – The Discernment of Goodness, Value and Beauty
Mettā – Living as Love and Contentment
Mettā – Healing the Egoic Shadow of Love
The Preta Realm – Deprivation, Despair, and Addiction
‘Meditation’ Jan-Apr 2018
Flowing with the Currents of Feeling – Psychological Parts
Mettā – Being Unconditionally Present with Feeling
Empathy and Self-Empathy – Communication and Self-Enquiry
Feminine and Masculine – Energy and Presence
‘Meditation’ May-Aug 2018
The Yin and Yang of Love and Compassion
The Asura Realm – Intuition and the Egoic Will
The Mandala and the Stupa
The Somatic Anatomy of the Energy Bodies
The Mandala of the Four Brahmavihāras
‘Meditation’ Sept-Oct 2018
Consciousness, Meditation and the Four Qualia
The Beneficial Life Energy of Needs
Life Energies of Presence and Connection
‘Meditation’ Nov-Dec 2018
Compassion and the All-Accomplishing Wisdom
‘Meditation’ 2019 Jan-Oct
The Dharmadhātu Wisdom
Akashadhateshvari – Luminous Space
Meditation Guidance Overview
A Mandala Framework for Meditation and Self-Enquiry
Resting as Consciousness
5 Wisdoms
Summaries of these Articles
Skandhas Intro
The Dharmadhātu Wisdom
Akashadhateshvari / White Tara – Luminous Space
The Five Skandhas – Dakini Wisdom
The Five Skandhas – the Cognitive-Perceptual Components
Rūpa Skandha
Part 1: Thinking and Wisdom
Part 2: The Mirror-Like Wisdom
Part 3: The Body
Vedanā Skandha
Samjñā Skandha
Samskāras Skandha
Vijñāna Skandha
10 Buddhas
Summaries of these Articles
Padmasambhava’s Inspiration-Prayer
10 Buddhas – Introduction
Part 1: Three Yānas / Three Myths
Part 2: Ten Dharmic Principles
Part 3: Resting as Consciousness
Part 4: Integration and Positive Emotion
10 Buddhas – Integration
Part 5: Pandaravārsini
Part 6: Vajrasattva-Akshobya
Part 7: The Somatic Body-Mind
Part 8: Māmaki
10 Buddhas – Positive Emotion
10 Buddhas – Spiritual Death
10 Buddhas – Spiritual Rebirth
Buddhism
Summaries of these Articles
Hui Neng and the Mirror-Like Wisdom – A Zen Story
‘Meditation’ Series Overview
A Mandala Framework for Meditation and Self-Enquiry
Resting as Consciousness
Padmasambhava’s Inspiration-Prayer
NVC/Focusing
Buddhism and Focusing
Part 1 – Eugene Gendlin’s ‘Clear Space’ and the Brahmavihāras
Nonviolent Communication (NVC) – Mandala Wisdom
Mandala Innerwork and NVC Self-Empathy
NVC/Focusing-related articles in other categories
Summaries of these articles
Feeling – The Discernment of Goodness, Value and Beauty
Empathy and Self-Empathy – Communication and Self-Enquiry
The Asura Realm – Intuition and the Egoic Will
Jung/MBTI
Book
William Blake’s ‘Jerusalem’
Introduction to the Mandala of Love book blog
The Cross and the Mandala
Carl Jung’s Psychology of the Archetypes
The Mandala as the Landscape of the Soul
Buddhas and Bodhisattvas – Archetypes of Consciousness
Jung’s Phenomenology of the Soul
Egoic Consciousness and its Shadow
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