Madhyamika - 10 – Verses 78 – 88
10th Lecture: II Meditation on the Non-Substantiality of Phenomena
The Four Mindfulnesses
Verses 78 – 88
Naropa Institute, Boulder, Colorado
Summary
The dharma of the Four Mindfulnesses and integrating the results of analytical meditation into our experience. The first mindfulness – body or form. The study of Buddhism should be related to experience otherwise it is meaningless. The Mahayana view of the three main mind-poisons – passion, aggression, ignorance. Application of the analytical approach to the existence of feelings. Poem by Irish student “We can Never know Reality – Only Our Perceptions of it!”
Q & A: Memory and concept from Buddhist approach. What is awareness?
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