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  1. #Jesus #Christ, one of those bodies, preached The #Vedas. He survived the #Crucifixion in #samadhi, moved the #boulder Himself, and returned to Northern #India to teach and that was one of the reasons they could not go where He went.🔦🔦🔦 You think He couldn't learn The Vedas and teach The Gospel?♾️♾️♾️

  2. tiktok.com/@syntaxsorcerer74/v
    The path of Yoga is not a climb toward something distant, but a refinement of what is already here.
    Samadhi is the stillness that emerges when breath, body, and awareness align.

    Awakening begins in softness: a root that steadies, a breath that lifts, a light that unfolds from within.

    #yoga #hathayoga #tantra #samadhi #kundalini #meditation #innerwork #consciousness #mindfulmovement #energywork

  3. tiktok.com/@syntaxsorcerer74/v
    The path of Yoga is not a climb toward something distant, but a refinement of what is already here.
    Samadhi is the stillness that emerges when breath, body, and awareness align.

    Awakening begins in softness: a root that steadies, a breath that lifts, a light that unfolds from within.

    #yoga #hathayoga #tantra #samadhi #kundalini #meditation #innerwork #consciousness #mindfulmovement #energywork

  4. tiktok.com/@syntaxsorcerer74/v
    The path of Yoga is not a climb toward something distant, but a refinement of what is already here.
    Samadhi is the stillness that emerges when breath, body, and awareness align.

    Awakening begins in softness: a root that steadies, a breath that lifts, a light that unfolds from within.

    #yoga #hathayoga #tantra #samadhi #kundalini #meditation #innerwork #consciousness #mindfulmovement #energywork

  5. tiktok.com/@syntaxsorcerer74/v
    The path of Yoga is not a climb toward something distant, but a refinement of what is already here.
    Samadhi is the stillness that emerges when breath, body, and awareness align.

    Awakening begins in softness: a root that steadies, a breath that lifts, a light that unfolds from within.

    #yoga #hathayoga #tantra #samadhi #kundalini #meditation #innerwork #consciousness #mindfulmovement #energywork

  6. tiktok.com/@syntaxsorcerer74/v
    The path of Yoga is not a climb toward something distant, but a refinement of what is already here.
    Samadhi is the stillness that emerges when breath, body, and awareness align.

    Awakening begins in softness: a root that steadies, a breath that lifts, a light that unfolds from within.

    #yoga #hathayoga #tantra #samadhi #kundalini #meditation #innerwork #consciousness #mindfulmovement #energywork

  7. I was inspired by this, Michael Pollan's review of Coffeeland:

    michaelpollan.com/articles-arc

    Even as a #coffee drinker, I understand that this vastly profitable #psychoactive drug is a key ingredient in the fuel of industrial capitalism's #productivity engines ~ not to mention its engines of #exploitation and #colonialism, both of which are covered in the review. 1/3 🧵

    #capitalism #dhamma #samadhi #insight #desire #suffering #cultural #revolution

  8. I was inspired by this, Michael Pollan's review of Coffeeland:

    michaelpollan.com/articles-arc

    Even as a #coffee drinker, I understand that this vastly profitable #psychoactive drug is a key ingredient in the fuel of industrial capitalism's #productivity engines ~ not to mention its engines of #exploitation and #colonialism, both of which are covered in the review. 1/3 🧵

    #capitalism #dhamma #samadhi #insight #desire #suffering #cultural #revolution

  9. I was inspired by this, Michael Pollan's review of Coffeeland:

    michaelpollan.com/articles-arc

    Even as a #coffee drinker, I understand that this vastly profitable #psychoactive drug is a key ingredient in the fuel of industrial capitalism's #productivity engines ~ not to mention its engines of #exploitation and #colonialism, both of which are covered in the review. 1/3 🧵

    #capitalism #dhamma #samadhi #insight #desire #suffering #cultural #revolution

  10. I was inspired by this, Michael Pollan's review of Coffeeland:

    michaelpollan.com/articles-arc

    Even as a #coffee drinker, I understand that this vastly profitable #psychoactive drug is a key ingredient in the fuel of industrial capitalism's #productivity engines ~ not to mention its engines of #exploitation and #colonialism, both of which are covered in the review. 1/3 🧵

    #capitalism #dhamma #samadhi #insight #desire #suffering #cultural #revolution

  11. #NeuroScience #EEG #LSL #Spectrum #FrequencyBands #Visualisation #Samadhi

    Samadhi 2026.1 released:

    • Stack plot for history graphs.
    • Frequency band coding in Radiant Ripples display.
    • Intensity Coding in Radiant Ripples display.
    • Sampling rate correction.
    • Minor improvements and bug fixes.

    Official site: samadhi-eeg.info.

    Release notes: github.com/jkanev/samadhi/rele

    Download:
    • Via PyPi using "pip install samadhi'
    • Binaries for Windows and Linux on github.com/jkanev/samadhi/rele

  12. #NeuroScience #EEG #LSL #Spectrum #FrequencyBands #Visualisation #Samadhi

    Samadhi 2026.1 released:

    • Stack plot for history graphs.
    • Frequency band coding in Radiant Ripples display.
    • Intensity Coding in Radiant Ripples display.
    • Sampling rate correction.
    • Minor improvements and bug fixes.

    Official site: samadhi-eeg.info.

    Release notes: github.com/jkanev/samadhi/rele

    Download:
    • Via PyPi using "pip install samadhi'
    • Binaries for Windows and Linux on github.com/jkanev/samadhi/rele

  13. #NeuroScience #EEG #LSL #Spectrum #FrequencyBands #Visualisation #Samadhi

    Samadhi 2026.1 released:

    • Stack plot for history graphs.
    • Frequency band coding in Radiant Ripples display.
    • Intensity Coding in Radiant Ripples display.
    • Sampling rate correction.
    • Minor improvements and bug fixes.

    Official site: samadhi-eeg.info.

    Release notes: github.com/jkanev/samadhi/rele

    Download:
    • Via PyPi using "pip install samadhi'
    • Binaries for Windows and Linux on github.com/jkanev/samadhi/rele

  14. #NeuroScience #EEG #LSL #Spectrum #FrequencyBands #Visualisation #Samadhi

    Samadhi 2026.1 released:

    • Stack plot for history graphs.
    • Frequency band coding in Radiant Ripples display.
    • Intensity Coding in Radiant Ripples display.
    • Sampling rate correction.
    • Minor improvements and bug fixes.

    Official site: samadhi-eeg.info.

    Release notes: github.com/jkanev/samadhi/rele

    Download:
    • Via PyPi using "pip install samadhi'
    • Binaries for Windows and Linux on github.com/jkanev/samadhi/rele

  15. #NeuroScience #EEG #LSL #Spectrum #FrequencyBands #Visualisation #Samadhi

    Samadhi 2026.1 released:

    • Stack plot for history graphs.
    • Frequency band coding in Radiant Ripples display.
    • Intensity Coding in Radiant Ripples display.
    • Sampling rate correction.
    • Minor improvements and bug fixes.

    Official site: samadhi-eeg.info.

    Release notes: github.com/jkanev/samadhi/rele

    Download:
    • Via PyPi using "pip install samadhi
    • Binaries for Windows and Linux on github.com/jkanev/samadhi/rele

  16. Go deeper 🧘
    A track for serious meditation.
    Silence the mind. Open the third eye.

    Meditate here 👇

    #OmNamahShivaya #DeepMeditation #Yoga #Samadhi #HarHarMahadev #ShadowWork #SpiritualTok #ThirdEye (AI‑generated content)

  17. reviews for my new saxophone duo album are coming through.
    very excited about this release coming soon.
    watch this space...

    'mysterious, sensuous, mystical vibes, rather prayer-like' - Bruce Lee Gallanter, DMG

    #improvisation #saxophone #meditation #samadhi

  18. Spirituality & Religious Studies @spiritualityreligiousstudies.wordpress.com@spiritualityreligiousstudies.wordpress.com ·

    Religious Ecstasy

    This is a reported form of altered state of consciousness that’s characterized by greatly reduced external awareness & purportly expanded interior mental & spiritual awareness. It’s frequently accompanied by visions & emotional (& sometimes physical) euphoria.

    Even though this experience is usually a brief period of time, there are records of such experiences lasting several days or even more. There are also recurring experiences of ecstasy during a person’s lifetime.

    In Sufism, this is called: wajd. In Buddhism, it’s called: piti. It’s usually translated as “joy” or “rapture,” & is an element of jhana, a state of oneness with an object that 1 focuses on in meditation.

    With the adjective “religious” means that the experience occurs in connection with religious activities or is interpreted in the context of a religion.

    In yoga, it provides certain techniques to attain a state of ecstasy called: samadhi. Practitioners say that there are various stages of ecstasy. The highest one being Nirvikalpa samadhi. Bhakti Yoga, in particular, places emphasis on ecstasy as being 1 of the fruits of its practice.

    In Buddhism, especially in the Pali Canon, there are 8 trance states, called absorption. The first 4 states are: Rupa (materially oriented). The next 4 states are: Arupa (non-material). These 8 states are preliminary trances which lead up to the final saturation. In the Visuddhimagga, lots of effort & years of sustained meditation are practiced to reach the first absorption. Not everyone can do this at all.

    In monotheistic traditions, ecstasy is normally associated with communion & oneness with God. Some charismatic Christians practice ecstatic states (like “being slain in the Spirit”). They view these as being given by the Holy Spirit, or gifts of the Spirit.

    However, such experiences can also be a quite personal mystical experience with no significance to anyone but the person experiencing them.

    Religious ecstasy in certain Christian movements has also been seen as: squealing, shrieking, an inability to stand/sit, uttering apocalyptic prophecies, holy laughter, crying, & barking. Some have made some interesting claims of seeing “gold dust,” “angel feathers,” “holy clouds,” or precious gem stones spontaneously showing up during ecstatic worship events.

    In hagiographies (writings about Christian saints), there are plenty of records in which saints are granted ecstasies. Some Modern witchcraft traditions call themselves “ecstatic traditions.” They focus on reaching ecstatic states in their rituals. The Reclaiming Tradition & the Feri Tradition are 2 modern ecstatic Witchcraft examples.

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    #Absorption #Arupa #BhaktiYoga #Buddhism #CharismaticChristianity #Euphoria #FeriTradition #FinalSaturation #Hagiographies #HolySpirit #Jhana #Meditation #NirvikalpaSamadhi #PaliCanon #Piti #ReclaimingTradition #ReligiousEcstasy #Rupa #Saints #Samadhi #Sufism #Visions #Visuddhimagga #Wajd #Witchcraft #Yoga

  19. Spirituality & Religious Studies @spiritualityreligiousstudies.wordpress.com@spiritualityreligiousstudies.wordpress.com ·

    Religious Ecstasy

    This is a reported form of altered state of consciousness that’s characterized by greatly reduced external awareness & purportly expanded interior mental & spiritual awareness. It’s frequently accompanied by visions & emotional (& sometimes physical) euphoria.

    Even though this experience is usually a brief period of time, there are records of such experiences lasting several days or even more. There are also recurring experiences of ecstasy during a person’s lifetime.

    In Sufism, this is called: wajd. In Buddhism, it’s called: piti. It’s usually translated as “joy” or “rapture,” & is an element of jhana, a state of oneness with an object that 1 focuses on in meditation.

    With the adjective “religious” means that the experience occurs in connection with religious activities or is interpreted in the context of a religion.

    In yoga, it provides certain techniques to attain a state of ecstasy called: samadhi. Practitioners say that there are various stages of ecstasy. The highest one being Nirvikalpa samadhi. Bhakti Yoga, in particular, places emphasis on ecstasy as being 1 of the fruits of its practice.

    In Buddhism, especially in the Pali Canon, there are 8 trance states, called absorption. The first 4 states are: Rupa (materially oriented). The next 4 states are: Arupa (non-material). These 8 states are preliminary trances which lead up to the final saturation. In the Visuddhimagga, lots of effort & years of sustained meditation are practiced to reach the first absorption. Not everyone can do this at all.

    In monotheistic traditions, ecstasy is normally associated with communion & oneness with God. Some charismatic Christians practice ecstatic states (like “being slain in the Spirit”). They view these as being given by the Holy Spirit, or gifts of the Spirit.

    However, such experiences can also be a quite personal mystical experience with no significance to anyone but the person experiencing them.

    Religious ecstasy in certain Christian movements has also been seen as: squealing, shrieking, an inability to stand/sit, uttering apocalyptic prophecies, holy laughter, crying, & barking. Some have made some interesting claims of seeing “gold dust,” “angel feathers,” “holy clouds,” or precious gem stones spontaneously showing up during ecstatic worship events.

    In hagiographies (writings about Christian saints), there are plenty of records in which saints are granted ecstasies. Some Modern witchcraft traditions call themselves “ecstatic traditions.” They focus on reaching ecstatic states in their rituals. The Reclaiming Tradition & the Feri Tradition are 2 modern ecstatic Witchcraft examples.

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    #Absorption #Arupa #BhaktiYoga #Buddhism #CharismaticChristianity #Euphoria #FeriTradition #FinalSaturation #Hagiographies #HolySpirit #Jhana #Meditation #NirvikalpaSamadhi #PaliCanon #Piti #ReclaimingTradition #ReligiousEcstasy #Rupa #Saints #Samadhi #Sufism #Visions #Visuddhimagga #Wajd #Witchcraft #Yoga

  20. Spirituality & Religious Studies @spiritualityreligiousstudies.wordpress.com@spiritualityreligiousstudies.wordpress.com ·

    Religious Ecstasy

    This is a reported form of altered state of consciousness that’s characterized by greatly reduced external awareness & purportly expanded interior mental & spiritual awareness. It’s frequently accompanied by visions & emotional (& sometimes physical) euphoria.

    Even though this experience is usually a brief period of time, there are records of such experiences lasting several days or even more. There are also recurring experiences of ecstasy during a person’s lifetime.

    In Sufism, this is called: wajd. In Buddhism, it’s called: piti. It’s usually translated as “joy” or “rapture,” & is an element of jhana, a state of oneness with an object that 1 focuses on in meditation.

    With the adjective “religious” means that the experience occurs in connection with religious activities or is interpreted in the context of a religion.

    In yoga, it provides certain techniques to attain a state of ecstasy called: samadhi. Practitioners say that there are various stages of ecstasy. The highest one being Nirvikalpa samadhi. Bhakti Yoga, in particular, places emphasis on ecstasy as being 1 of the fruits of its practice.

    In Buddhism, especially in the Pali Canon, there are 8 trance states, called absorption. The first 4 states are: Rupa (materially oriented). The next 4 states are: Arupa (non-material). These 8 states are preliminary trances which lead up to the final saturation. In the Visuddhimagga, lots of effort & years of sustained meditation are practiced to reach the first absorption. Not everyone can do this at all.

    In monotheistic traditions, ecstasy is normally associated with communion & oneness with God. Some charismatic Christians practice ecstatic states (like “being slain in the Spirit”). They view these as being given by the Holy Spirit, or gifts of the Spirit.

    However, such experiences can also be a quite personal mystical experience with no significance to anyone but the person experiencing them.

    Religious ecstasy in certain Christian movements has also been seen as: squealing, shrieking, an inability to stand/sit, uttering apocalyptic prophecies, holy laughter, crying, & barking. Some have made some interesting claims of seeing “gold dust,” “angel feathers,” “holy clouds,” or precious gem stones spontaneously showing up during ecstatic worship events.

    In hagiographies (writings about Christian saints), there are plenty of records in which saints are granted ecstasies. Some Modern witchcraft traditions call themselves “ecstatic traditions.” They focus on reaching ecstatic states in their rituals. The Reclaiming Tradition & the Feri Tradition are 2 modern ecstatic Witchcraft examples.

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    #Absorption #Arupa #BhaktiYoga #Buddhism #CharismaticChristianity #Euphoria #FeriTradition #FinalSaturation #Hagiographies #HolySpirit #Jhana #Meditation #NirvikalpaSamadhi #PaliCanon #Piti #ReclaimingTradition #ReligiousEcstasy #Rupa #Saints #Samadhi #Sufism #Visions #Visuddhimagga #Wajd #Witchcraft #Yoga

  21. Spirituality & Religious Studies @spiritualityreligiousstudies.wordpress.com@spiritualityreligiousstudies.wordpress.com ·

    Religious Ecstasy

    This is a reported form of altered state of consciousness that’s characterized by greatly reduced external awareness & purportly expanded interior mental & spiritual awareness. It’s frequently accompanied by visions & emotional (& sometimes physical) euphoria.

    Even though this experience is usually a brief period of time, there are records of such experiences lasting several days or even more. There are also recurring experiences of ecstasy during a person’s lifetime.

    In Sufism, this is called: wajd. In Buddhism, it’s called: piti. It’s usually translated as “joy” or “rapture,” & is an element of jhana, a state of oneness with an object that 1 focuses on in meditation.

    With the adjective “religious” means that the experience occurs in connection with religious activities or is interpreted in the context of a religion.

    In yoga, it provides certain techniques to attain a state of ecstasy called: samadhi. Practitioners say that there are various stages of ecstasy. The highest one being Nirvikalpa samadhi. Bhakti Yoga, in particular, places emphasis on ecstasy as being 1 of the fruits of its practice.

    In Buddhism, especially in the Pali Canon, there are 8 trance states, called absorption. The first 4 states are: Rupa (materially oriented). The next 4 states are: Arupa (non-material). These 8 states are preliminary trances which lead up to the final saturation. In the Visuddhimagga, lots of effort & years of sustained meditation are practiced to reach the first absorption. Not everyone can do this at all.

    In monotheistic traditions, ecstasy is normally associated with communion & oneness with God. Some charismatic Christians practice ecstatic states (like “being slain in the Spirit”). They view these as being given by the Holy Spirit, or gifts of the Spirit.

    However, such experiences can also be a quite personal mystical experience with no significance to anyone but the person experiencing them.

    Religious ecstasy in certain Christian movements has also been seen as: squealing, shrieking, an inability to stand/sit, uttering apocalyptic prophecies, holy laughter, crying, & barking. Some have made some interesting claims of seeing “gold dust,” “angel feathers,” “holy clouds,” or precious gem stones spontaneously showing up during ecstatic worship events.

    In hagiographies (writings about Christian saints), there are plenty of records in which saints are granted ecstasies. Some Modern witchcraft traditions call themselves “ecstatic traditions.” They focus on reaching ecstatic states in their rituals. The Reclaiming Tradition & the Feri Tradition are 2 modern ecstatic Witchcraft examples.

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    #Absorption #Arupa #BhaktiYoga #Buddhism #CharismaticChristianity #Euphoria #FeriTradition #FinalSaturation #Hagiographies #HolySpirit #Jhana #Meditation #NirvikalpaSamadhi #PaliCanon #Piti #ReclaimingTradition #ReligiousEcstasy #Rupa #Saints #Samadhi #Sufism #Visions #Visuddhimagga #Wajd #Witchcraft #Yoga

  22. Spirituality & Religious Studies @spiritualityreligiousstudies.wordpress.com@spiritualityreligiousstudies.wordpress.com ·

    Religious Ecstasy

    This is a reported form of altered state of consciousness that’s characterized by greatly reduced external awareness & purportly expanded interior mental & spiritual awareness. It’s frequently accompanied by visions & emotional (& sometimes physical) euphoria.

    Even though this experience is usually a brief period of time, there are records of such experiences lasting several days or even more. There are also recurring experiences of ecstasy during a person’s lifetime.

    In Sufism, this is called: wajd. In Buddhism, it’s called: piti. It’s usually translated as “joy” or “rapture,” & is an element of jhana, a state of oneness with an object that 1 focuses on in meditation.

    With the adjective “religious” means that the experience occurs in connection with religious activities or is interpreted in the context of a religion.

    In yoga, it provides certain techniques to attain a state of ecstasy called: samadhi. Practitioners say that there are various stages of ecstasy. The highest one being Nirvikalpa samadhi. Bhakti Yoga, in particular, places emphasis on ecstasy as being 1 of the fruits of its practice.

    In Buddhism, especially in the Pali Canon, there are 8 trance states, called absorption. The first 4 states are: Rupa (materially oriented). The next 4 states are: Arupa (non-material). These 8 states are preliminary trances which lead up to the final saturation. In the Visuddhimagga, lots of effort & years of sustained meditation are practiced to reach the first absorption. Not everyone can do this at all.

    In monotheistic traditions, ecstasy is normally associated with communion & oneness with God. Some charismatic Christians practice ecstatic states (like “being slain in the Spirit”). They view these as being given by the Holy Spirit, or gifts of the Spirit.

    However, such experiences can also be a quite personal mystical experience with no significance to anyone but the person experiencing them.

    Religious ecstasy in certain Christian movements has also been seen as: squealing, shrieking, an inability to stand/sit, uttering apocalyptic prophecies, holy laughter, crying, & barking. Some have made some interesting claims of seeing “gold dust,” “angel feathers,” “holy clouds,” or precious gem stones spontaneously showing up during ecstatic worship events.

    In hagiographies (writings about Christian saints), there are plenty of records in which saints are granted ecstasies. Some Modern witchcraft traditions call themselves “ecstatic traditions.” They focus on reaching ecstatic states in their rituals. The Reclaiming Tradition & the Feri Tradition are 2 modern ecstatic Witchcraft examples.

    Make a one-time donation

    Your contribution is appreciated.

    Donate

    Make a monthly donation

    Your contribution is appreciated.

    Donate monthly

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    Rate this:

    #Absorption #Arupa #BhaktiYoga #Buddhism #CharismaticChristianity #Euphoria #FeriTradition #FinalSaturation #Hagiographies #HolySpirit #Jhana #Meditation #NirvikalpaSamadhi #PaliCanon #Piti #ReclaimingTradition #ReligiousEcstasy #Rupa #Saints #Samadhi #Sufism #Visions #Visuddhimagga #Wajd #Witchcraft #Yoga

  23. #Heijōshin (平常心), or "everyday mind", is a central #Zen concept denoting mental #equanimity that is natural, integrated, and non-dualistic. Unlike states of #samādhi or #kenshō, it emphasizes #awakening within ordinary life, challenging spiritual exceptionalism and affirming liberation in daily experience.

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    #WeekendStories #Buddhism

  24. #Heijōshin (平常心), or "everyday mind", is a central #Zen concept denoting mental #equanimity that is natural, integrated, and non-dualistic. Unlike states of #samādhi or #kenshō, it emphasizes #awakening within ordinary life, challenging spiritual exceptionalism and affirming liberation in daily experience.

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    #WeekendStories #Buddhism

  25. #Heijōshin (平常心), or "everyday mind", is a central #Zen concept denoting mental #equanimity that is natural, integrated, and non-dualistic. Unlike states of #samādhi or #kenshō, it emphasizes #awakening within ordinary life, challenging spiritual exceptionalism and affirming liberation in daily experience.

    🌍 fabriziomusacchio.com/weekend_

    #WeekendStories #Buddhism

  26. #Heijōshin (平常心), or "everyday mind", is a central #Zen concept denoting mental #equanimity that is natural, integrated, and non-dualistic. Unlike states of #samādhi or #kenshō, it emphasizes #awakening within ordinary life, challenging spiritual exceptionalism and affirming liberation in daily experience.

    🌍 fabriziomusacchio.com/weekend_

    #WeekendStories #Buddhism

  27. #Heijōshin (平常心), or "everyday mind", is a central #Zen concept denoting mental #equanimity that is natural, integrated, and non-dualistic. Unlike states of #samādhi or #kenshō, it emphasizes #awakening within ordinary life, challenging spiritual exceptionalism and affirming liberation in daily experience.

    🌍 fabriziomusacchio.com/weekend_

    #WeekendStories #Buddhism

  28. #Zanmai (#samādhi) in #Zen #Buddhism signifies #meditative absorption not limited to formal practice, but permeating daily life with unified, non-clinging awareness. Unlike other traditions, Zen emphasizes immediacy and non-duality, integrating samādhi into ordinary activity. Here is a brief overview of its meaning and practice in Zen.

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    #WeekendStories

  29. #Zanmai (#samādhi) in #Zen #Buddhism signifies #meditative absorption not limited to formal practice, but permeating daily life with unified, non-clinging awareness. Unlike other traditions, Zen emphasizes immediacy and non-duality, integrating samādhi into ordinary activity. Here is a brief overview of its meaning and practice in Zen.

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    #WeekendStories

  30. #Zanmai (#samādhi) in #Zen #Buddhism signifies #meditative absorption not limited to formal practice, but permeating daily life with unified, non-clinging awareness. Unlike other traditions, Zen emphasizes immediacy and non-duality, integrating samādhi into ordinary activity. Here is a brief overview of its meaning and practice in Zen.

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    #WeekendStories

  31. #Zanmai (#samādhi) in #Zen #Buddhism signifies #meditative absorption not limited to formal practice, but permeating daily life with unified, non-clinging awareness. Unlike other traditions, Zen emphasizes immediacy and non-duality, integrating samādhi into ordinary activity. Here is a brief overview of its meaning and practice in Zen.

    🌍 fabriziomusacchio.com/weekend_

    #WeekendStories

  32. #Zanmai (#samādhi) in #Zen #Buddhism signifies #meditative absorption not limited to formal practice, but permeating daily life with unified, non-clinging awareness. Unlike other traditions, Zen emphasizes immediacy and non-duality, integrating samādhi into ordinary activity. Here is a brief overview of its meaning and practice in Zen.

    🌍 fabriziomusacchio.com/weekend_

    #WeekendStories

  33. #NeuroScience #EEG #LSL #Spectrum #FrequencyBands #Visualisation #Samadhi

    Samadhi 2025.3 released:

    • How to combine history information and topological information in one plot? Samadhi 2025.3 brings Radiant Ripples: A 2D-Layout of EEG where concentric fading rings spread like ripples on a pond.

    • Added relative variance plot and many other improvements.

    Official site: samadhi-eeg.info.

    Release notes: github.com/jkanev/samadhi/rele

    Download:
    • Via PyPi using "pip install samadhi"
    • Binaries for Windows and Linux on github.com/jkanev/samadhi/rele

  34. 🌀 "शून्य समाधि" — ओशो का यह ग्रंथ अंतस की उस अवस्था की ओर ले जाता है जहाँ कुछ नहीं बचता, केवल मौन होता है।
    शून्यता में ही पूर्णता है।

    📖 पढ़ें: zurl.co/ug696
    #Osho #शून्यसमाधि #Meditation #SpiritualAwakening #InnerSilence #Samadhi #ZeroMind

  35. 🌀 "शून्य समाधि" — ओशो का यह ग्रंथ अंतस की उस अवस्था की ओर ले जाता है जहाँ कुछ नहीं बचता, केवल मौन होता है।
    शून्यता में ही पूर्णता है।

    📖 पढ़ें: zurl.co/ug696
    #Osho #शून्यसमाधि #Meditation #SpiritualAwakening #InnerSilence #Samadhi #ZeroMind

  36. 🌀 "शून्य समाधि" — ओशो का यह ग्रंथ अंतस की उस अवस्था की ओर ले जाता है जहाँ कुछ नहीं बचता, केवल मौन होता है।
    शून्यता में ही पूर्णता है।

    📖 पढ़ें: zurl.co/ug696
    #Osho #शून्यसमाधि #Meditation #SpiritualAwakening #InnerSilence #Samadhi #ZeroMind

  37. 🌀 "शून्य समाधि" — ओशो का यह ग्रंथ अंतस की उस अवस्था की ओर ले जाता है जहाँ कुछ नहीं बचता, केवल मौन होता है।
    शून्यता में ही पूर्णता है।

    📖 पढ़ें: zurl.co/ug696
    #Osho #शून्यसमाधि #Meditation #SpiritualAwakening #InnerSilence #Samadhi #ZeroMind

  38. #NeuroScience #EEG #LSL #Spectrum #FrequencyBands #Visualisation #Samadhi

    Samadhi EEG 2025.2 Release

    • User changeable colours and frequencies in Dancing Dots display.

    • Fixed black screen error on Windows devices.

    • Dedicated executables (no installation necessary) for Linux and Windows

    Download: github.com/jkanev/samadhi/rele
    Project page: samadhi-eeg.info
    Source code: github.com/jkanev/samadhi

  39. 📰 Common Core Thesis and Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis of Mysticism in Chinese Buddhist Monks and Nuns (A free, 17-page article from 2011)

    Tags: #Samadhi #Samatha #Zen
    buddhistuniversity.net/content

  40. “Animals will help man to become human, if we will ever survive.”

    #orangutans
    #animals
    #Samadhi
    #quotes

  41. My second post is titled, 'The sheepdog in my brain', and it's about samādhi (a gathered mind) and err... sheep blocking the road.

    markdcooper.com/posts/002-the-

    #Buddhism #Mindfulness #Samadhi