Meditation

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Why is yoga not appropriate with Buddhists?

As it implies we are trying to unite with God - Buddhists don’t believe there is a God

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In meditation what do Buddhists aim to do?

Cultivate certain states of mind that will allow them to live life in a certain way or attain enlightenment

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Is meditation a new or old practice?

An ancient practice - existed long before the Buddhas time

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What is meditation?

A deep form of concentration that explores the process of the mind and its relationship with the physical world

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What are dhyanas associated with?

The Buddhist stages of meditation

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What is samadhi associated with?

Higher states of meditative consciousness, concentration or state of trance

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What is bhavana (developing/cultivating) associated with?

Various specific types of Buddhist meditation

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What is the aim of meditation?

Mental development (bhavana) and to nurture positive mental states

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What is the best way to effectively develop skills for meditation?

Through a teacher

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What does sati lead to?

Concentration and wisdom

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In Therevada Buddhism what is mediation described as

Samatha - Calm-Abiding or Vipassana - Analytical meditation

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In Therevada Buddhism how many objects are worthy of meditation?

42

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What is the most common type of meditation?

Breath awareness

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How many Kasinas are there?

10

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What is an example of a Kasinas?

Earth and fire

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Why are kasinas a good object worthy of meditation?

As they are neutral, unprovocative and unremarkable

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What do monks prefer to focus on during meditation?

Simpler things