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question please
question please | sudhir gautam | 11/5/12 4:30 AM |
RE: question please | Florian | 11/5/12 5:26 AM |
RE: question please | sudhir gautam | 11/9/12 6:20 AM |
sudhir gautam, modified 11 Years ago at 11/5/12 4:30 AM
Created 11 Years ago at 11/5/12 4:30 AM
question please
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Hi all,
I have a quick question please. Often while practising I get to this stage where I completely everything, my mind becomes blank and takes me good few seconds to work out what I am/was doing and after those few seconds I realise, OH! ya.. meditation and another split second to figure out how is it done.
I this normal.. or could something be going wrong here... Advise and suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Many Thanks
I have a quick question please. Often while practising I get to this stage where I completely everything, my mind becomes blank and takes me good few seconds to work out what I am/was doing and after those few seconds I realise, OH! ya.. meditation and another split second to figure out how is it done.
I this normal.. or could something be going wrong here... Advise and suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Many Thanks
Florian, modified 11 Years ago at 11/5/12 5:26 AM
Created 11 Years ago at 11/5/12 5:26 AM
RE: question please
Posts: 1028 Join Date: 4/28/09 Recent Posts
I don't think it's "wrong", since you clearly are noticing these. Noticing more stuff is generally a "good" sign.
Are you using the "progress of insight" map? There are references to "blanking out" in those descriptions. Those maps are best used in a very broad manner which incorporates your experiences of the past few months, rather than zooming in on single details like blanking out during meditation.
Cheers,
Florian
Are you using the "progress of insight" map? There are references to "blanking out" in those descriptions. Those maps are best used in a very broad manner which incorporates your experiences of the past few months, rather than zooming in on single details like blanking out during meditation.
Cheers,
Florian