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F R E N D Z of martian
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To learn anything you must meditate.
How do you learn to meditate ?
Aslo was asking
=)
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From: martian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, October 28, 1999 5:36 PM
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Subject: What is the purpose of `competition'?
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F R E N D Z of martian
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"To learn anything you must meditate. Meditation is how you
learn. In
the context of yoga, meditation is deliberately used to
examine
non-experiential awareness or to examine what is common to
any and all
experience. The ultimate realization of yoga usually cannot
be given
directly. Instead a method is given, and nirvikalpa samadhi
is either
actualized or not by each individual. I will attempt to
outline what
potentially takes place. The key concept exists in higher
mathematics.
In mathematics there is a precise definition for the `fixed
point' of a
function. The idea of a fixed point in the context of
meditation is as
follows. Let
s A state of mind.
C() : s->s Concentration -- a function that
maps from the
current
state of mind to the next state of
mind.
Meditation is to apply concentration repeatedly. Meditation
is called
`samadhi' when there is no gap between each moment of
concentration.
s Time
C(s) ||
C(C(s)) ||
C(C(C(s))) ||
C(C(..C(s)..)) \/
A fixed point is reached when applying more concentration no
longer
changes one's state of mind.
C(..C(s)..) is equal to C(C(..C(s)..))"
http://why-compete.org/en.html
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