Beautiful music a distraction or helpful? - Discussion
Beautiful music a distraction or helpful?
Tom Smith, modificado 4 Anos atrás at 04/03/20 17:53
Created 4 Anos ago at 04/03/20 17:48
Beautiful music a distraction or helpful?
Postagens: 140 Data de Entrada: 17/02/10 Postagens Recentes Sometimes when I have been sitting for an hour or more and have | |
relaxed and settled into the practice I hear beautiful music. Today | |
it was all Queen music since I watched Bohemian Rhapsody last night. | |
But it was better than the original, or I enjoyed it more than the | |
original, maybe because of my meditative state. | |
I wondered if it would be better to sing along with Queen, or to | |
observe the music and let it go. Not literally sing along with my | |
own mouth and vocal cords, but sing along in my mind. Go into the | |
ecstasy of it, or let it go. | |
What do you think? | |
Chris M, modificado 4 Anos atrás at 05/03/20 07:36
Created 4 Anos ago at 05/03/20 07:36
RE: Beautiful music a distraction or helpful?
Postagens: 5259 Data de Entrada: 26/01/13 Postagens RecentesPapa Che Dusko, modificado 4 Anos atrás at 06/03/20 15:38
Created 4 Anos ago at 06/03/20 15:38
RE: Beautiful music a distraction or helpful?
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Spam or not I would say Enjoy Life when you live life and when you meditate then meditate. If song comes in the mind note the heck out of it; imagining, feeling, excitement, preassure in the body, feeling skin going all goosebumps, imagining Freddy Mercury's face, energy surging through the body and head, frequency in the ears ... music, its another object of meditation.
I love Queen! Such an amazing band! (oh jeez, Im now having goosebumps people
I love Queen! Such an amazing band! (oh jeez, Im now having goosebumps people
Tom Smith, modificado 4 Anos atrás at 06/03/20 18:08
Created 4 Anos ago at 06/03/20 18:08
RE: Beautiful music a distraction or helpful?
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I don't get the references to picospan and Spam.
I looked it up and picospan and found "Picospan was a popular computer conferencing tool written by Marcus D. Watts for the Altos 68000."
I posted the same thing on Well.com and copied it here. Is the Well still using picospan? Is that why the numbers are in the original post? And so what? Why is that worth mentioning? I don't get it.
I looked it up and picospan and found "Picospan was a popular computer conferencing tool written by Marcus D. Watts for the Altos 68000."
I posted the same thing on Well.com and copied it here. Is the Well still using picospan? Is that why the numbers are in the original post? And so what? Why is that worth mentioning? I don't get it.
Chris M, modificado 4 Anos atrás at 07/03/20 07:56
Created 4 Anos ago at 06/03/20 18:16
RE: Beautiful music a distraction or helpful?
Postagens: 5259 Data de Entrada: 26/01/13 Postagens RecentesPawel K, modificado 4 Anos atrás at 06/03/20 18:47
Created 4 Anos ago at 06/03/20 18:47
RE: Beautiful music a distraction or helpful?
Postagens: 1172 Data de Entrada: 22/02/20 Postagens RecentesTom Smith, modificado 4 Anos atrás at 06/03/20 21:03
Created 4 Anos ago at 06/03/20 21:03
RE: Beautiful music a distraction or helpful?
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Every time we tell a joke we take a chance.
It's wonderful that we all keep taking those chances.
It's wonderful that we all keep taking those chances.
Linda ”Polly Ester” Ö, modificado 4 Anos atrás at 08/03/20 09:52
Created 4 Anos ago at 08/03/20 09:52
RE: Beautiful music a distraction or helpful?
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I tend to have earworms that tell me something about what I need to work on. The subconscious has funny ways of giving hints.
Linda ”Polly Ester” Ö, modificado 4 Anos atrás at 08/03/20 09:52
Created 4 Anos ago at 08/03/20 09:52
RE: Beautiful music a distraction or helpful?
Postagens: 7134 Data de Entrada: 08/12/18 Postagens RecentesTom Smith:
Every time we tell a joke we take a chance.
It's wonderful that we all keep taking those chances.
It's wonderful that we all keep taking those chances.
That's beautifully put.
Stirling Campbell, modificado 4 Anos atrás at 08/03/20 12:14
Created 4 Anos ago at 08/03/20 12:14
RE: Beautiful music a distraction or helpful?
Postagens: 632 Data de Entrada: 13/03/16 Postagens RecentesChris Marti:
That looks suspiciously like Picospan!
Chris... I had no idea you were so OLD! I'll be fair and say that I got your joke...
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I'm going to answer the original question the Zen way:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggLTPyRXUKcKc
What is the sound of Brian Eno clapping?
Chris M, modificado 4 Anos atrás at 08/03/20 12:31
Created 4 Anos ago at 08/03/20 12:31
RE: Beautiful music a distraction or helpful?
Postagens: 5259 Data de Entrada: 26/01/13 Postagens RecentesStirling Campbell, modificado 4 Anos atrás at 08/03/20 13:49
Created 4 Anos ago at 08/03/20 13:49
RE: Beautiful music a distraction or helpful?
Postagens: 632 Data de Entrada: 13/03/16 Postagens RecentesPapa Che Dusko, modificado 4 Anos atrás at 09/03/20 06:02
Created 4 Anos ago at 09/03/20 06:02
RE: Beautiful music a distraction or helpful?
Postagens: 2843 Data de Entrada: 01/03/20 Postagens RecentesTom Smith:
I don't get the references to picospan and Spam.
I looked it up and picospan and found "Picospan was a popular computer conferencing tool written by Marcus D. Watts for the Altos 68000."
I posted the same thing on Well.com and copied it here. Is the Well still using picospan? Is that why the numbers are in the original post? And so what? Why is that worth mentioning? I don't get it.
I looked it up and picospan and found "Picospan was a popular computer conferencing tool written by Marcus D. Watts for the Altos 68000."
I posted the same thing on Well.com and copied it here. Is the Well still using picospan? Is that why the numbers are in the original post? And so what? Why is that worth mentioning? I don't get it.
Jim Smith, modificado 4 Anos atrás at 09/03/20 12:17
Created 4 Anos ago at 09/03/20 12:11
RE: Beautiful music a distraction or helpful?
Postagens: 1740 Data de Entrada: 17/01/15 Postagens RecentesTom Smith:
Sometimes when I have been sitting for an hour or more and have | |
relaxed and settled into the practice I hear beautiful music. Today | |
it was all Queen music since I watched Bohemian Rhapsody last night. | |
But it was better than the original, or I enjoyed it more than the | |
original, maybe because of my meditative state. | |
I wondered if it would be better to sing along with Queen, or to | |
observe the music and let it go. Not literally sing along with my | |
own mouth and vocal cords, but sing along in my mind. Go into the | |
ecstasy of it, or let it go. | |
What do you think? | |
Like in a lucid dream, you know you are dreaming but in an ordinary dream you think it is real. If you get carried away by your thoughts and let them take over your mind, you are not lucid. If you are observing your mind and know it, you are lucid.
Whether you go into the ecstasy of it or let it go, do it mindfully. Be lucid.
You might learn something by going into the ecstasy and watching your mind, and then after a while you might learn something else by letting it go. Don't get caught up in rules - always do this or always do that. Try different things, be mindful, observe your mind, and that way you will learn the most.