Guest guest Posted December 30, 2002 Report Share Posted December 30, 2002 Hello everyone. I hope you can help my understanding of Advaita and it's teachings. I wonder whether it is necessary to practise formal sitting meditation in Advaita? I get the impression by what Nisargadatta wrote that, this finding the 'I am' by finding out what it is not, indicates a meditation wherever you find yourself; at all times and in all situations. I assume that there is a 'practice' within Advaita if only to show that practice is unnecessary? I would still assume that there IS a practice! More questions! I am having a real problem getting my head around this 'the mind is not in the body, the body is in the mind' situation. I know you will probably think that this is a waste of time but, if I can KNOW that this is the case, I feel that another illusion will be dismantled and I will be a little closer to the Truth. I cannot help feeling this is another 'chicken and the egg' dilemma. As for myself, whilst the statement and recognition that 'I am sitting in front of a Computer screen' is a thought that passes as content in my mind, I am also aware that without said computer and me sitting in front of it, that thought would not arise. Hmmm... I find this confusing but is there a solution? Or, should I just stick to finding Who I am not? I have other questions but, I will ask them at some other time or when I remember them... Hope you can help. David Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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