15-Minute Guided Breath Meditation (Anapana)
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Use this anapana breathing meditation to establish a solid base of awareness, focus and concentration.
Practice whenever you're experiencing a period of meditation when you are lacking focus or need to anchor yourself to the present moment. A solid foundation of awareness and focus will help you dig deeper into wisdom and insight practices.
If you'd like to give your practice a boost, and find some real and lasting peace and harmony, you can find a lot more information at Can You Zen: canyouzen.com
Note: Screen is mostly blacked out during meditation to save power or battery on your device.
I have been following you from this year.Progressingly from 15 mins for 10 days to 30 for 21 days. Then move on to 1 hour. I am so grateful n thank u for your generous sharing.
Great work, I love hearing these success stories! Will try to put out as much helpful content as I can 🙂 🙏
Lately I started Walking meditation then sitting. Maybe u can share more in this area too
@Tay Lay Hing I was thinking about doing one at some point so stay tuned 🙃
Next step would be a 10 day silent Vipassana retreat. Journey to the source of your being, this will strengthen your practice and bring a depth and joy in your mortal life. 🙏
Super grateful for your videos! I do one of your 30 minute sits every morning, and throughout the week a few shorter ones when it's needed. Thank you so much for these, so deeply appreciated!!!
This is wonderful- perfectly timed, just enough instruction. Thank you so much 🙏
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Thank you so much for this!!!! You are making a difference in people's lives. 💗💗💗
That is my only wish =) I’m glad thank you
Finding your meditation content so very helpful . Tried many different channels but yours hits just the right note for me. 😌
Thank you very much 🙏🏽
Thank you for the feedback! I’m glad it’s working for you and you’re finding the content useful 🙂🙏🏼
Thank you so much for these. The guidance, then slowly allowing us to be by ourselves. Best meditations
Thank you! Keep it up =)
This is wonderful... For at least a month I will do the 15 min in the morning, and the 30 min at night. Then I may attempt to progress to an hour, or just keep that schedule. Thank you again so very much. 🙌🏾🤗
Thank you for the feedback 🙏 and great plan! Just keep your efforts strong and all will be well, you'll get there 🙂
A big thank you to you for this content. 🙏 It is so helpful. I especially appreciate the reminder to not be frustrated when the mind wanders.
I’m just happy that it’s helpful! Keep practicing and don’t get frustrated 😋 it is a normal part of the practice!
This teaches me how to become calm man
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Absolutely wonderful meditation. Thanks so much. ❤
A great practice and your method is very useful
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Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu Guruji
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Thanks for sharing such quality content
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Wow! Thank you so much ❤
Super helpful! Thank you so much, really appreciate🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Don't know if it's possible for you to put these on podcast?
Thanks for your lovely feedback! No plans at the moment, but hopefully one day soon I will 🙏
More meditations please...maybe you can post guided empowerments??
Plssss plsss make a 10min session of anapana
It’s on the cards 🙌🏽
Thanks for these great guided meditations! Do you have any plans of bringing the audio clips to Spotify (e.g. as podcasts)?
Sadhu…
Hopefully one day soon! Thank you for being a part of it =)
Does anapanasati meditation help in memory retention n learning?
Anapanasati is probably the most useful thing you can do for memory retention and learning 🙂 from personal experience, I can tell you so!
Lovely meditation ❤ how did you animate the little character 😅 I want to steal the idea 😛
Thank you! Here is a video explaining it: ua-cam.com/video/UIdhwF2HP_w/v-deo.html 🙂 enjoy
Thanks ❤
Hi, I've been trying this Anapanasati method from a week but I can't seem to let go and relax into it. What am I doing wrong?
Hi there, you're probably not doing anything wrong, you may just have quite a bit of built up tension which may take some time to evaporate on its own. There are some things you can do to help with the process though.
When you find it hard to relax the main reason is usually expectation - you're expecting something to happen rather than accepting the present moment exactly as it is. See if you can drop all expectations about what you think meditation should 'feel' like and just observe your present self exactly as you are. Fully accept yourself in this moment - say 'yes' to whatever your experience is right now. Be ok with it. Sometimes the mind finds it hard to let go of life's responsibilities - put yourself in the position of being no one and nothing, with not a care in the world - your only task right now is to be in this moment. This takes practices - you will get better over time as you discover more about how you tick 🙂 good luck in your journey 🙏
@@canyouzen well said! 👌
This makes me yawn from time to time ,don’t know why
For how many days I should be doing be doing anapana meditation until the time I get to full body scan ?
It depends more on how you are feeling in that moment rather than any predefined time. If you are feeling calm and focussed, use the body scan. If you are experiencing a storm, use anapana to anchor yourself to the present moment. Hope this helps 🙏
Namaste Sir🙏 i want to ask when i sit for anapana i feel stiffness in my jaw and face what to do please guide
You are welcome Ma'am ☺️ you might be trying a little too hard, just relax and try to enjoy the process (smile!). Easier said than done, of course! It’s a matter of string not too tight, not too loose - listen to the 30 minute anapana for this. Observe these sensations in your face passively, and accept them fully. You will find that in time, they melt away. Relax and enjoy ☺️🙏🏼
@@canyouzen its Ma'am ,sir😇.
@Mitali, my apologies! It is corrected 🙂 keep up the great work 🙏
hey do you have anyting like ten minutes of anapana and 20 mins of vipasna together?
Sure do!
ua-cam.com/video/PxuNf87E1_c/v-deo.html
There are many types of people who are curious about anapana-sati and have questions which i can help to answer because i am cruelly-utterly-brutally honest with words(including vulgar-words because i don't have a reputation to protect).
Honesty is required (as the Buddha mentioned and recorded in the Dhamma)
= without honesty, people waste time by thinking about feelings and answers and targets and what should it be like instead of actually doing the observations of the breadth (audiophiles can be delusional until hearing music instruments that are not present and criticise sound unfairly and ...)
Control of the monkey-mind by
= relaxing(body, mind)
= gently bring attention(mindfulness) to breadth
= gently keep the mind on the breadth (without manipulation)
= when focus is lost, know it, gently bring focus-attention-mindfulness back to the breadth
Targets
= Length-duration of success at keeping the mind gently focused on the breadth, without thinking of other things (distracted, lost focus)
= Speed at which the meditator know he is distracted
= speed at which the meditator can bring the mind's attention back to the breadth
= speed at which he can relax
= speed at which he can go from not-relaxed to being mindful of the breadth
People who are spiritually-destroyed(destroyed in the Dhamma), should-not continue to practice anything-spiritual because their baseline is locked to bad-evil(destroyed Dhamma-Niyama). Whatever powers they attain thereafter, will only lead to quicker and heavier accumulation of bad-Kamma. Extra power without control(morality of Dhamma-Niyama) for the conceited-and-ignorant(baseline for human-defilement, patticasamupadda) is a very bad thing.
Many from indian-religions want to be right about their different-religions. If you are right, you will have whatever you aimed for (within those religions). If you are wrong, you need to acknowledge there is a problem and you need answers to it. Otherwise, you block yourself from right-neutral-wrong answers.
Some say, the vagina and penis is the power. You have power already and can go away elsewhere. Control of mind is power. Control of steering-wheel is power. Control of money is power. Control of motors are powers. Remote-control of computer-games is power. Power over whatever you can control. If you can control your limbs like shaolin martial-artists, you have power over those limbs. If you have no control over your own mind, you emd up with obsessive-compulsive-disorders, bipolar-disorders, bad-habits, addictions, bad-personality, bad-attitudes, ... mental-disorders are no-control over self(mind). When have control, you have options like do i want to be good or bad, honest or dishonest, relaxed or stressed, focused or unfocus, ... options are available to those with control. Exercising options is power.
How can something so simple have such powerful effect.?
= because you cannot do
= Control your-own mind
= to be aware of its capabilities
= to direct its capabilites
= similar to control - air, direct air, redirect air, use air, release air
== how can air be important.?
== when you know about cyclone, pneumatic tools, a380 aircraft wings, turbofan engines, reheat of after-burning turbojet engines, big bomb exothermic, big bomb thermobaric, ... when you become aware of simple things like air, become knowledgeable about air... simple things to you...
Because i can do
Because i have spiritual abilities
Because i know you want spiritual abilities
Because Buddha-Dhamma-Sangha, triple-gems, Theravada (there are some who pollute the Dhamma by teaching the wrong things - don't have, have-nots, bullshitters)
Steps for newbies
= sit on chair (relax, still self, breathe and detect breadth, easy on body)
= sit on floor with cushion, cross legged (stretch is yoga, ache is body, observe breadth while aching)
= anapana (focus on breadth)
= anapana-sati (mindfully focus on breadth)
= sati-pathana vipassana (mindfullness practice have many "posture" - sitting, walking, lay down, daily life routines, ...)
= sati-pathana vipassana anapana-sati (review basics and fundamentals)
This is not anapana meditation