July 28, 2022
It’s right now at 12:43 a.m by me. I have just awakened from a 2-hour sleep: I was going into sleep at about 10:30 before a short section of sitting meditation.
Have you ever experienced that the breath is a burden? And why? If you can understand it, you could escape from your sufferings in life somehow. “Breath is a burden” is a kind of Vipassana Insight, through which you understand where the cause of suffering is, when you come to this understanding, then this understanding pushes you more to practice forward, for you can not go backwards, do you understand why? it’s because of this suffering!
And why we can not breathe? What kind of reasons give rise to such a burden? These questions that I raise here are true, and lie in the breath you are breathing now. To get it, you can easily start paying just a little attention to your breaths right now: turn your mind on the breath, you FEEL it (please close your eyes to feel it fully). You just feel the breath now and be the breath!
Breathe in, you know completely the in-breath,
Breathe out, you know completely the out-breath. Do it gently and naturally!
Can you distinguish the difference between the moment when you FEEL the whole breath and the moment when you do not know the breath (your mind is carried away by thoughts)? If you can, you can understand easily why the Buddha said:”Breath is a burden”.
It’s now again at 1:06 a.m, and from the moment I have written up to now it’s the past already, it’s gone! And then gone if I check out the time again: impermanence! I am now breathing, I am now seeing, and I am now feeling my breath and hearing some sounds in gut. There is nothing that belongs to me, even my body and my mind, you see as I have told you above and you can test my words by your experience, it’s all impermanent. Therefore I would like to quote the Buddha’ saying in a sutta that I do not remember its name:”what am I becoming as just the days and nights fly past by”.
I ask permission to stop here for going to sit meditation.
Thank for your correction! I wish your mind in peace!
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I ask permission to stop here for going to sitsitting meditation.
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Nice work! I haven't yet meditated today, so this is a good reminder to do so :)
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To get it, you can easily start paying just a little attention to your breaths right now: turn your mind on the breath, you FEEL it (please close your eyes to feel it fully). |
You just feel the breath now and be the breath! |
Breathe in, you know completely the in-breath, |
Breathe out, you know completely the out-breath. |
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Can you distinguish the difference between the moment when you FEEL the whole breath and the moment when you do not know the breath (your mind is carried away by thoughts)? Can you distinguish the difference between the moment when you FEEL the whole breath and the moment when you |
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It’s now again at 1:06 a.m, and from the moment I have written up to now it’s the past already, it’s gone! It’s now |
And then gone if I check out the time again: impermanence! And |
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