The Buddha's View on Meditation and an Inspired Poem

The Buddha's View on Meditation and an Inspired Poem

Meditation: The Buddha's View

 According to a Google AI Overview, the Buddha extensively taught and practiced meditation as a path to enlightenment and liberation from suffering. Buddhist texts say he achieved enlightenment through meditation, gaining insights into the nature of reality and the cessation of suffering. Key aspects of Buddhist meditation include cultivating mindfulness, concentration, and insight, leading to a more peaceful and aware mind. 

An inspired poem on meditation

In a mind full of desires, restless and torn,
Strife and chaos in its wake are born.

Choose your focus, a path to explore —
Breath, sensations, thoughts, feelings, or more;

A yantra, a mantra, a mandala’s grace,
A mudra, the void — find your sacred space.

As a neutral witness, let go of the fight,
Watch the mind empty, embracing the light.

Deconditioned, it transforms, a vessel divine,
Stay as a witness, in stillness, align.

Just watch and wonder, let the silence unfold,
In the quiet, the mysteries quietly told.

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