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| + | The [[principal meditation]] taught in the [[Theravada tradition]]. It is based on the [[Buddha's teaching]]s on the [[four foundations of mindfulness]]. It is sometimes called [[mindfulness meditation]]. In the [[Mahayana]], [[vipashyana]] (Skt) has a different connotation, where it means investigation of and familiarization with the actual way in which things exist and is used to develop the [[wisdom of emptiness]]. | ||
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| + | see also : [[Vipassanā]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:18, 24 August 2018
insight meditation (Pali: vipassana)
The principal meditation taught in the Theravada tradition. It is based on the Buddha's teachings on the four foundations of mindfulness. It is sometimes called mindfulness meditation. In the Mahayana, vipashyana (Skt) has a different connotation, where it means investigation of and familiarization with the actual way in which things exist and is used to develop the wisdom of emptiness.
see also : Vipassanā
