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‘DO IN’ PRACTICE -
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“THE QUIETER YOU BECOME THE MORE YOU CAN HEAR” - RAM DAS
TONGLEN TIBETAN PRACTICE
Tonglen is Tibetan 'giving and taking' (or sending and receiving), and refers to a meditation practice found in Tibetan Buddhism.
In tonglen practice, we visualize taking in the pain of others with every in-breath and sending out whatever will benefit them on the out-breath. In the process, we become liberated from age- old patterns of selfishness.
We begin to feel love for both ourselves and others; we begin to take care of ourselves and others...
Usually, we look away when we see someone suffering. Their pain brings up our fear or anger; it brings up our resistance and confusion. So we can also do tonglen for all the people just like ourselves—all those who wish to be compassionate but instead are afraid, who wish to be brave but instead are cowardly. Rather than beating ourselves up, we can use our personal stuckness as a stepping stone to understanding what people are up against all over the world. Breathe in for all of us and breathe out for all of us. Use what seems like poison as medicine. We can use our personal suffering as the path to compassion for all beings.
When you do tonglen as a formal meditation practice, it has four stages, learn more here.
MANTRA & SUTRAS
Gayatri practice for Jappa 28 recitation
Vedic Chant of Mantra for peace.
Ganesha mantra Practice Jappa
YOGA SUTRA AND MANTRA
ATHA YOGA ANUSHASANAM ||1||
– अथ योगानुशासनम् ॥१॥
YOGA IN THE HERE AND NOW
INTUITIVE MELODY AND INNER VOICE
GRATITUDE IS WHERE THE LOVE IS
"Cultivate the art of listening to your intuition, your inner voice. This is the guidance of your heart. It’s a voice that speaks differently from the one in your head. The heart whispers softly; the head prattles loudly."..
This has been my mantra the last couple of years. During my meditation sessions I hear melodies and I get the urge and calling back to my roots. The poems of Rumi, Hafez and omar Khayama only few to mention...
In my Yoga path I have come in contact with many great sanskrit scholars and chanting teachers and they all have encouraged me to use my voice more..Yet I never took the real time to listen , I was busy with never ending projects ...
The confinement , the silence the less to do list, helped me to cultivate more silence, more inner voice.
I had to be patient. Be gentle and Let myself learn to hear the gentle and trustworthy
words of my heart.....
I had to practice listening to the whispers of my heart, practice of trusting my intuition, what I really felt, what I really knew.
practiced until that voice is the one that I hear and the path continues..
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