Buddhist Meditation 1
To understand Buddhist Meditation, you must acknowledge that Buddhism is centered on the Four Noble Truths.
First, we have to recognise that there is suffering in this world because of our ignorance and our wants. Once we understand ourselves, we can ultimately find a way to stop this suffering. Those who discover the answer will have reach a state of Nirvana.
This then directs us to the core of Buddhist meditation which is the practice of the eight fold path. These virtues namely are the right action, right concentration, right effort, right livelihood, right mindfulness, right speech, right thought, and right view.
The process of Buddhist Meditation are founded on two essentials. The first is called “Samatha” which means tranquility and the second is called “Vipassana” which means mindfulness. Read more »