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Take Your Mind Out Of Your Mouth | "Method" for the First Jhana

A more detailed description of the Jhana practice of recollectedness and the true meaning of the Suttas' 'parimukham' or recollection 'around the mouth'. This practice is not about attending or feeling the "sensations" of one's mouth. It's about recollecting the IMAGE of the factual, enduring, present, non-speaking, mouth that is just there. The "mouth" at that time stands for that which is the body in one's experience as a whole, much like body postures stand for it in the practice of Satipatthana. ____________________________________ If you wish to gift your support to life at the Hillside you would be very welcome to do so by donating at: http://www.hillsidehermitage.org/supp... ____________________________________ For other forms of Dhamma Teachings see: http://www.hillsidehermitage.org/teac... For the Buddhist Phenomenology essays see: http://www.hillsidehermitage.org/teac...