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|Landmark1=Observation
|Landmark1Desc=Able to focus on The Now at nearly any time; Frequently in tune with physical sensations; Easily able to let go of the disruptive thoughts running through their mind.
|Landmark2=Flexibility
|Landmark2Desc=Neutral to many otherwise disruptive changes; Rarely has negative thoughts about death of self or loved ones; Puts low effort into avoiding pain and seeking pleasure.
|Landmark3=Connection
|Landmark3Desc=Does not consider the Self is as the center of all things; Enjoys frequent deep connection with other people and activities; Emotions seen as fleeting, and not a reflection of the Self.
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Revision as of 13:56, 28 August 2023

Realm: Engagement

Most people that are pursuing Meditative practices daily will be in the Realm of Engagement, which simply means they learned enough foundational methods and theory and made a shift to an active and regular practice.

Explore Engagement

Use these tables to find and explore the Landmarks that you think will be the most achievable and rewarding based on the Realm you are exploring.

Landmarks Beacons Lenses
Experiment with Mindfulness and Television Attention Mindfulness
Explore Presence While Walking Attention Presence
Extended Witnessing Association Witnessing
Listen to Someone Mindfully Association Interconnectedness
Perceiving Parts as a Whole Adaptation Special Composition
Try Headlessness While Walking Association The Headless Way
Try Mindfully Watching Television Attention Mindfulness
Try Out Other-Centeredness Association Other-Centeredness