Lee Ja-yeon: Buddha's meditation method

I explore the meditation of the brush until I reach enlightenment. The Buddha's meditation law, the edifying meditation, takes on the aspect of the practice of Samata and Wiesana and is generally accompanied by a heart-saving and intellectual manner. The mind-boggling meditation is the way to acquire insight through the samattat, growing Samar and receiving the support of the Sammata. Buddha's meditation is known as huphasana meditation. But the Buddha's meditation method shows that there is a side to the samattat, and the side of the hufa - or hupha - and the heart - the guest - is different from the type of samata that has existed in the Indian subcontinent before the advent of the Buddha. The debate over the practice of the Samata has been debated in regard to the Buddha's meditation process, it seems, because the world's Buddhist hierarchy has introduced elements of the yoga massage process into the hilum and Abidhamma, which are considered to be absolutely acceptable. The practice of focusing on the concept of breathing, or focusing on it, is that most of Southeast Asia's actors do not follow it, but some of their tradition has accepted it and, above all, scholars who take such meditation as uncritical, plagiarized gyre and vuldamma, consider it a proper meditation in the context of the arm. The Samata Act, which focuses on the image, is based on the teachings of Buddha, because his meditation is a conscious act of experience and for the sake of sensory control, he holds out no representations or partials.

Korean title: 붓다의 명상법

Korean author: 이자연

Korean publisher: 소명출판

ISBN-13: 9791159055041