You sit in the evening
The rain on your face
Watching thoughts rise
And watching thoughts fall
And you don’t know the names
Of the things that you see
But you know what to do
Or not do.
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I’ve been trying to teach myself how to meditate. It’s amazing how difficult it is to do — for various reasons. But I believe it’s crucial.
I’ve been trying to teach myself how to meditate. It’s amazing how difficult it is to do — for various reasons. But I believe it’s crucial.
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May I urge you to read Jiddu Krishnamurti on Meditation, CD? I recall many of his writings on the subject are available online.
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Wow, you really are in search of something.All the best.
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Thank you, Neela.
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I like this, Paul. Very much.
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Thanks, Robin! I appreciate it.
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