Joe,
I think this is a good answer. I learned walking meditation as part of
Theravadan Buddhism. It's probably important to live mindfully whether
sitting or walking; in the city or in a temple.
There is a branding movement for old things. Power yoga and such names
become marketing brands for older ideas and spititual practises.
I wish everyone the best in the search for minfulness through walking
meditation.
Glenn
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I used to practice mindfulness or meditative walking which I found in one
of
Tich Nat Hahn's books, Perhaps the Miracle of Mindfulness. It was a good
experience
but weird to be practiced on the city street.
Joe Clarke
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Hi!
Do any of you know what chi walking is? Can you describe it on-line?
Thanks,
Muriel
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