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Styles: Shotokan Karate-do, Kobudo Bojutsu, Ju-jitsu, Kickboxing, Yumedo (a self-styled form of kenjutsu).
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Do you agree that medidation is training of the mind, or mind related?
Of course. In meditation, one not only gets the chance to relax, but the chance to contemplate. He may philosophize, remind himself of his goals, consider their achievement and even edit them if he sees fit.
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"I've learned a lot from being alone. As long as you didn't let go of my hand, I felt like I could do anything..." -Ayumi Hamasaki
"Now I'm lost in you, like I always do, and I'll die to win, 'cause I'm born to lose..." -Breaking Benjamin
Of course. In meditation, one not only gets the chance to relax, but the chance to contemplate. He may philosophize, remind himself of his goals, consider their achievement and even edit them if he sees fit.
So, we have meditation, in relation to the mind. Thus one has to focus and concentrate.
We have pain, a physical sensation that stimulates the mind.
Therefore, if one already has a low tolerance of pain, it would be very difficult for them to train their mind, per even mediatation to control or ease.
Simply, if you can't take a hit it, or endure pain per focus, how could one apply the mentality or mind for meditation?
Styles: Shotokan Karate-do, Kobudo Bojutsu, Ju-jitsu, Kickboxing, Yumedo (a self-styled form of kenjutsu).
Posts: 1,615
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Originally Posted by 47MartialMan
So, we have meditation, in relation to the mind. Thus one has to focus and concentrate.
We have pain, a physical sensation that stimulates the mind.
Therefore, if one already has a low tolerance of pain, it would be very difficult for them to train their mind, per even mediatation to control or ease.
Simply, if you can't take a hit it, or endure pain per focus, how could one apply the mentality or mind for meditation?
One can tell himself he can handle it. He can encourage himself.
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Shizuku Mai wa Shizuku Akai no kokoro...Kirei da ne?
"I've learned a lot from being alone. As long as you didn't let go of my hand, I felt like I could do anything..." -Ayumi Hamasaki
"Now I'm lost in you, like I always do, and I'll die to win, 'cause I'm born to lose..." -Breaking Benjamin
Of course. In meditation, one not only gets the chance to relax, but the chance to contemplate. He may philosophize, remind himself of his goals, consider their achievement and even edit them if he sees fit.
How much pain can you take?
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