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2019 Satipaṭṭhāna Sutta with Bhante Vimalaraṁsi (MN 10) Foundations of Mindfulness 

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Bhante gives his different perspective on what the Buddha taught when he gave the foundations of mindfulness. This sutta is looked at in a different way and leads to what he calls his development of the method of Tranquil Wisdom Insight Meditation and the 6Rs. It leads to the highest attainment of the spiritual life, Nibbana.
He explains that Breath Meditation is taught in the suttas in a slightly different way then is practiced by most meditators. Adding the Tranquilize step makes all the difference in the result.
Original Sutta without subtitles: • 2019 Satipaṭṭhāna Sutt...
Recorded: Aug 19 2019
Where: DSMC
Talk by Bhante Vimalaramsi
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@CristofEnsslin
@CristofEnsslin 9 месяцев назад
Very good talk, thank you Bhante and all his helpers 🙂 Here are the notes I took, may they be helpful to some: Observe body as body, feeling as feeling, mind as mind, mind objects as mind objects. Just understand what you observe (e.g. painful feeling or pleasant feeling), don't make a big deal out of it. Meaning: Don't take it personal, don't make it me/mine/myself, keep it impersonal, 6R it. This results in strong equanimity, more balance in mind. Being mindful means knowing what mind does when you do the things that you do. Equanimity is the highest feeling you can have. Your mind doesn't move or shake, whether a pleasant, unpleasant or neutral feeling arises. Mindfulness gets sharper. Taking things personally = delusion, craving. Contracted mind = mind with sloth and torpor present. Bring up energy and take interest in how it arises, then you won't be in it very long. Recognize it as soon as possible, when it first comes up. Distracted mind = restless mind. Let go of wanting to control or plan. Let go of wanting to know what happens next. Bring in peaceful thoughts, the feeling of tranquility, stillness, equanimity. Your job is only to observe. Mind is not part of the body, yet it is connected with the body. When mindfulness is weak, distractions come up. Use the 6R's to let go of distraction. Then stay on your object of meditation to keep distractions/hindrances from coming up. Do that in meditation and carry it into your daily life. You can use the seven enlightenment factors to keep the mind in balance.
@TanyaKHolm
@TanyaKHolm 9 месяцев назад
Thank you so much, Cristof, for the very helpful notes! Much metta to you 😊
@mja4752
@mja4752 2 года назад
This method seems like a good interpretation of the suttas for once I need to unlearn vipassana and try this one .
@enzobertin1532
@enzobertin1532 4 года назад
Thank you so much Bhante for your talk !
@ardhikak.v9038
@ardhikak.v9038 5 лет назад
Finaaaalllyyyy the new mn10 talk
@phraarenpanyasampanno4743
@phraarenpanyasampanno4743 6 месяцев назад
🙏🙏🙏❤️😁
@RohiShetty
@RohiShetty 3 года назад
Sadhu, sadhu, sadhu! Every Vipassana meditator in the tradition of Sayagyi U Ba Khin as taught by S. N. Goenka should watch this video again and again.
@jarodtang
@jarodtang 3 года назад
Why?
@lerinarazafy7826
@lerinarazafy7826 3 года назад
@@jarodtang turf wars for market shares. But seriously, there is no one size fits all. Welcome diversity and try out for yourself. The 6R's are a good contribution.
@moonmissy
@moonmissy 2 года назад
I totally agree with you. I met a meditator of Goenka’s tradition, he spent 20 years being a teacher’s assistant, sitting through retreats after retreats and doing 2 hours a day for twenty years. He didn’t really get very far. Illusions still take hold, the three poisons still continue to be alive and well without release of them. As soon as his past traumatic experiences arises from the unconscious, it overwhelmed him because he’s told to observe it and notice the sensations and his nose while he’s breathing. He couldn’t let it go. While I find that those retreats are a good place to start, one needs to find a live guiding teacher who is teaching from the lived experiences. Goenka’s retreat format teaches some of the basics of Buddhism, but it’s still kindergarten level compared to other meditation practices with live teachers. One needs sometimes different practices be fitting to where one is at and move on. Goenka’s format doesn’t allow growth. If you grind a piece of rock to make into a mirror, after a thousand years, it will never turn into a mirror. Goenka’s format is like McDonalds, every retreat is the same format as the last, same videos replayed. No adapting the practice to each individual. It’s good if you are hungry and need something to eat, but you can’t eat McDonalds forever. It will make you sick. You only know of Goenka’s videos. It’s one way communication. He’s dead and long gone. My friend devoted 20 years of his life to volunteer and actively organizing retreats, spreading it around the world, but he is not liberated from his own internal sufferings from the practice. What use is a method if it doesn’t deliver what it promised to deliver despite dedicated adherence to the practice and organization? After 20 years, my friend had developed a huge spiritual ego attached to being the organizer of Goenka’s retreats. Spending his own money and time to spreading it. But he still suffers the arrows of the three poisons and it didn’t diminished. He became increasingly disillusioned with it but can’t let it go because his status and ego is so tied into it. What I find disturbing about Goenka’s system is that it is designed to replicate itself and spread fast with him at the center. He didn’t care about quality, only quantity. The assistant teachers are also controlled and told that they can only practice Goenka’s method, they have to report their relationship activities and sexual activities to the organization. Retreatants are asked to sign a document confirming that they’re only allowed to practice Goenka’s method during the retreat. It’s too much about control and taking away people’s autonomy. You’re locked in. The Buddha’s teachings isn’t about control, only cults are interested in that. How come in Goenka’s lifetime he never produced any student capable of independently teaching others from their own personal attainments like in other linages? Because he never wanted to give up control and allowed diversity of views or experience to be expressed. Or is it that his method never produced any fruition? One has to wonder. We can’t check our critical discernment at the door when we honestly embark on a practice. That’s the Buddha’s teaching. Test my teachings like a goldsmith test for gold, he cuts and burns and examine it critically. The results should only be accepted if it had proven to be helpful in your life. The ending of sufferings: quelling of 3 poisons.
@SeeAzz963
@SeeAzz963 2 года назад
🙏🙏🙏
@penguin0101
@penguin0101 4 года назад
I might have missed it, whats the 6 “r”s?
@davidjohnson8218
@davidjohnson8218 4 года назад
When a hindrance arises you 6R. That is you R ecognized your mind wandered ..then you RELEASE your attention to it and RELAX tension and tightness pulling you to follow that distraction - then RE SMILE and RETURN to object. REPEAT /continue on your object
@headlessness
@headlessness 4 года назад
I really want to know what the retreatant's response was at 22:46 that made Bhante V. bust out laughing, haha!
@headlessness
@headlessness 4 года назад
I just turned up my volume really loud, I think they said "Chocoloate"... lol
@yixuezhao
@yixuezhao 3 года назад
@@headlessness THANK YOU!! I was also wondering haha and paused to check the comment! lol
@Jeff-cz3pj
@Jeff-cz3pj 4 месяца назад
How does he know that tightness in the head is caused from contraction of the meninges, can I have a source for this? It certainly isn't in the Suttas, I doubt they had a term for meninges nor would they know it's purpose. Secondly where is the source for the assertion that contraction in the head is a sign of craving? Thank you
@mja4752
@mja4752 2 года назад
I practice by over focusing now I have constant Piti and cannot sleep …
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