On Feb 20, 2006, at 1:16 AM, sparaig wrote:

Attention to breathing using the same technique as TM uses is 

certainly a valid technique of meditation. Effortless attention to 

any mental (or physical) object of perception is a valid form of 

meditation according to MMY. Of course, why is it easier for you to 

do this with breathing than with the TM mantra? My own belief, valid 

or not, is that you're not being drawn inward as fast or as far with 

attention to breathing as with the mantra so you're not experiencing 

the more profound levels of unstressing/normalization that you 

apparently are with the standard TM mantra-based technique. It seems 

easier because its less uncomfortable. There are strategies for 

handing discomfort during TM, BTW.


The place attention is placed is not just on the breath but one of the few places on the body where you can access the awareness of the central channel and consequently can go much deeper (for some people).



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