10 Steps to Becoming a Better Meditator

  1. Meditate.
  2. Meditate more.
  3. Meditate even more.
  4. Meditate even more than that.
  5. Meditate when you don’t want to.
  6. Meditate when you do.
  7. Meditate when you have something to meditate on.
  8. Meditate when you don’t.
  9. Meditate every day.
  10. Keep meditating.

Seriously though there is a lesson in there. Think like a meditator, be like a meditator. Which is by the way the title of a forth coming blog post I’m currently working on.

April 28, 2008 · by Clarke Scott · Buddhism, Meditation  comments(2)

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2 Responses to “10 Steps to Becoming a Better Meditator”

  1. Michael Colton on May 19th, 2009 1:04 am

    Hi Loden, you may remember me. We’ve exchanged a few emails in the past but I’ve been out of touch for a while. Are you back in Melbourne or will you be in India for a while? I’ve appreciated what contact we’ve had. Sangha really IS one of the three precious jewels.

    Michael

  2. Loden Jinpa on May 19th, 2009 7:57 pm

    I will be back in Australia in about 10 days. We can check up then if you like.

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