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How to meditate: About sits in meditation (in Xuanhua person narration)
- Relax first, body and mind.
- No feeling of anxiety is allowed
- Best posture is the double knot crossed leg sit Method : place the left leg above right leg then move the right leg above the left leg, called Jin’gang
- Sit in firm, motionless position. In the past Zhu Fujie sat by in the Jin’gang position achieved Buddha hood.
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the aim of meditation will not be
Your Meditation posture must be correct, meditation relates to the body and mind, otherwise the aim of meditation will not be achieved..
The Jin’gang position fighting the evil day spirit
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