The Radical Inquiry of Buddhist Mindfulness: Cultivating Satipaṭṭhāna

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1.2 Present Moment Attention

The Radical Inquiry of Buddhist Mindfulness: Cultivating Satipaṭṭhāna 1. Mindfulness and its Discontents 1.2 Present Moment Attention

Meditation: Present Moment Attention. What is this thing we call “presence”? Something to do with time. What is “time”?
(Recorded on 6.26.18 at Insight Meditation Satsang, Berkeley, CA)

Talk: Some implications of present moment attention: trauma healing, identity deconstruction, social disruption, nondual liberation? All of the above, which is wild.
(Recorded on 6.26.18 at Insight Meditation Satsang, Berkeley, CA)

 

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