Ranked #1
Looking
Looking
Ba, my maternal grandma, had a Buddha. She must have noticed that I often looked at him. One day when we were visiting s... Read more
24 Mar 2020
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3mins
Ranked #2
Sitting
Sitting
I sit like Buddha sits. I just sit. It’s simple. Just sitting means not doing much, not chasing after anything. I can si... Read more
25 Mar 2020
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5mins
Ranked #3
Breathing
Breathing
I breathe like Buddha breathes. I focus on the area where the air touches the nostrils. I sense my chest filling and emp... Read more
25 Mar 2020
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5mins
Ranked #4
Listening
Listening
I listen like Buddha listens. I hear sounds close to me, my own breathing, in and out of my nostrils, sounds that are mo... Read more
26 Mar 2020
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5mins
Ranked #5
Sensing
Sensing
I sense the body like Buddha senses the body. I move the attention from the top of my head down to my toes, slowly throu... Read more
28 Mar 2020
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11mins
Ranked #6
Thinking
Thinking
‘Why should I write a book? There are already many good books on meditation. Who do I think I am?’ I realize I've been l... Read more
28 Mar 2020
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7mins
Ranked #7
Smiling
Smiling
I smile like Buddha smiles. A welcoming smile. I remember that this being human is a guest house. Guests keep arriving. ... Read more
29 Mar 2020
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4mins
Ranked #8
Chanting
Chanting
A mantra emerges spontaneously in my mind. And along with the mantra: a memory. In the morning, before the others got up... Read more
29 Mar 2020
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7mins
Ranked #9
Loving
Loving
I love like Buddha loves. I start with myself. I put a hand on my heart and wish myself well. ‘Vikram.’ I remember Ba, h... Read more
31 Mar 2020
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11mins
Ranked #10
Eating
Eating
I bring Buddha an orange. I place it next to him on the windowsill. Buddha and the orange glow golden in the morning sun... Read more
31 Mar 2020
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5mins