--- In [email protected], Anthony Wu <wuasg@...> wrote:
>
> Steve/ED,
> Â
> IMO, zen meditation is incompatible with concentration on anything such as
> vipassana or visualization (e.g. in Tantra), though I don't deny they have
> their merits. What do you think?
> Â
> So you cannot do everything down the list because some of them contradict
> with others.
> Â
> Anthony
>
> Hi Anthony. I think that there is a clear difference between any form of
> insight-awareness and single-point concentration. I don't say "zen
> meditation" because I have noticed that there are differing opinions on this
> list as to what that term means. However, I do think that both are useful in
> their own way. IMO.
Steve
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