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20.12.2025.UT Daily News.தீண்டாமை செய்திகள்.A collection of SC.ST.Buddhist,Adivasi,reservation ,atrocity news of India.by Team Sivaji.9444917060.asivaji1962@gmail.com

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The Benefits of Buddhism, 5)Vipassana (Insight Meditation). Vipassana is one of the oldest forms of meditation taught by Gautama Buddha. The word Vipassana means “to see things as they really are”. It is a practice of self-observation and insight, leading to mental purification and liberation from suffering. 🔹 Core Purpose Vipassana aims to develop wisdom (paññā) by directly experiencing the true nature of reality: Impermanence (Anicca) Unsatisfactoriness (Dukkha) Non-self (Anattā) 🔹 Basic Principles Vipassana is based on three pillars of the Buddha’s path: Sīla (Morality) – ethical living Samādhi (Concentration) – mental stability Paññā (Wisdom) – insight through observation 🔹 How Vipassana Is Practiced 1️⃣ Awareness of Breath (Ānāpāna) Observe natural breathing No control, only awareness Sharpens concentration 2️⃣ Body Scan (Vedana Observation) Observe sensations throughout the body Pleasant, unpleasant, or neutral No reaction, only observation 3️⃣ Equanimi...

19.12.2025.UT Daily News.தீண்டாமை செய்திகள்.(A collection of SC.ST.Buddhist,Adivasi,reservation atrocity,news of India).by Team Sivaji.9444917060.asivaji1962@gmail.com

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4)zen Walking. Zen Walking (Kinhin) is a traditional Zen Buddhist walking meditation practiced between periods of seated meditation (zazen). It helps maintain mindfulness while gently moving the body. 🌿 What is Kinhin? Kinhin (経行) literally means “sutra walking.” It is slow, mindful walking , where every step is taken with full awareness of body, breath, and surroundings. It balances stillness (zazen) with movement , keeping the mind calm and focused. 🚶 How to Practice Zen Walking (Step by Step) 1️⃣ Posture Stand upright, spine straight but relaxed Chin slightly tucked, eyes half-open looking 1–2 meters ahead Hands: Zen style : Left fist at solar plexus, right hand covers it Or hands gently folded in front 2️⃣ Breathing Breathe naturally through the nose Each step is synchronized with the breath: One slow step per inhale One slow step per exhale (Some traditions take half-step per breath) 3️⃣ Walking Method Walk very slowly M...