hi bob..i looked in new files..i did not see them..i will look again and get 
back to you...thanks ...merle


  
Hi Merle I loaded one of them in the 'files' area. Unfortunately it is not 
organised into a date format. It is about halfway down the first page.

I will post a few more if you are interested?

Bob

--- In [email protected], Merle Lester <merlewiitpom@...> wrote:
>
> 
> 
>  hi bob...
> 
> sounds great unfortunately i am unable to attend
> 
> where would the attachments be found?...cheers merle
> 
>   
> Hello Joe and thank you. I guess it is a little unusual, but I do not put 
> much faith in dogma. Westerners have real problems sitting for an hour in a 
> full or half lotus, so I say to them that it is the meditation that is 
> important and the method of sitting is secondary.
> 
> People are welcome to sit anyway they like providing they sit upright and 
> with ears & nose on straight and if in a chair, that they hold their legs at 
> 90deg's to the floor.
> 
> I also do not insist on a mantra or the counting and people new to meditation 
> can choose whichever they feel comfortable with ( there is one guy who counts 
> up from 1-0 and then backwards to 1). The key thing is to fill the mind with 
> something that the ego can't get a grip on. It is the vehicle and experience 
> that is important at the early stages. I do suggest they hold their hands so 
> that they get to feel the light contact of skin on skin ie where the working 
> surfaces touch there is the reality.
> 
> New people only meditate for 10 mins and then move to 20 mins when 
> comfortable and we develop from there. The plan is to end up at a 1 hour 
> session.
> 
> I also put statements and questions I prepare to them after the group. I have 
> attached a couple - (oops! attachments not so easy will try another time).
> 
> Nothing radical or new.
> 
> regards
> 
> Bob
> 
> --- In [email protected], "Joe" <desert_woodworker@> wrote:
> >
> > Welcome, to the Group, Bob!  Good of Merle to recommend the site.
> > 
> > Do I understand that you are organizing the Zen in a Chair practice?  I 
> > hope you'll tell us a bit about it, as you wish.  I don't think Merle has 
> > attended, so we have not heard details, only the interesting title.
> > 
> > Greetings!, from the desert of southern Arizona,
> > 
> > --Joe
> > 
> > > "bobthomas564" <bobthomas564@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi All, Just a thank you to Merle for introducing me to this site. 
> > > Looking forward to reading some of the members experiences.
> >
>


 

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