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SeySorciere
Seychelles
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 Posted - Oct 03 2018 : 06:01:02 AM
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I have read through a couple more times - samyama is supposed to be closed units of "release events" to my understanding.
You are in Stillness, you pick (action verb, even if barely) up a sutra and release (back in Stillness) - you wait 15s (open waiting), sutra stirs, you pick up again and release (open Stillness again)
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lalow33
USA
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Posted - Oct 03 2018 : 11:08:44 PM
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Hey Sey,
I do go off in thought flows in Samyama. I have no body reference, no energy body to reference. Mind is still possible. I'm unlocated space. Samyama time, I am the thought flow. Complete space, or silence, or stillness in the thought flow. I'm moving, but I'm not. . It's superbliss! How do you go back to silence when you never left? It just starts moving, and you move.
My opinion is the shift of attention. There's something there. We are moving and not moving. And we can be not moving and moving at the same time. It's like a lack of trying to shift attention. I'm to far gone to try to do anything. |
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Christi
United Kingdom
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Posted - Oct 04 2018 : 01:36:26 AM
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I have read through a couple more times - samyama is supposed to be closed units of "release events" to my understanding.
You are in Stillness, you pick (action verb, even if barely) up a sutra and release (back in Stillness) - you wait 15s (open waiting), sutra stirs, you pick up again and release (open Stillness again)
Hi Sey,
Yes, that's right. AYP Samyama practice is a "touch and release" practice, so we touch lightly upon the sutra at a faint level and release immediately into silence. Then after 15 seconds, pick it up again and release. And so on...
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My opinion is the shift of attention. There's something there. We are moving and not moving. And we can be not moving and moving at the same time. It's like a lack of trying to shift attention. I'm to far gone to try to do anything.
Hi Lalow,
If you are not able to do anything in samyama practice, then simply wait until you are able to do something and then pick up the next sutra and release it into silence. Then again you may find yourself back in a space where you are unable to do anything and that is O.K.. Then again, when you are able to do something, you pick up the sutra and release it.
In this way, if you have the time, samyama can go on for quite some time and that is O.K. It can even last for more than an hour. If you are short on time, then you can end the session after 10 or 20 minutes depending on what your usual timing for samyama is.
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yo_gi
Germany
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Posted - Oct 04 2018 : 08:06:47 AM
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Like spots on a line instead of a row of bars... is more what i meant... ... with tribute to the confusion  |
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SeySorciere
Seychelles
1571 Posts |
Posted - Oct 06 2018 : 12:26:11 AM
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@Yogi
@Lalow - Yes! It lies with the attention .
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kechari
United Kingdom
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Posted - May 04 2019 : 04:52:35 AM
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Friendliness/kindness (Samyama on friendliness itself): Samyama on friendliness towards another person who is friendly brings great strength of the attitude of friendliness. It is the feeling of friendliness itself that is the object of the concentration, meditation, and samadhi.
Last sentence should clear your question up, hope it helps. |
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