Although scattered over time, we have so far covered the first four virtues of
the enlighten person (hachidainingaku):
Shouyoku - small desire
Chisoku - know satisfaction
Jakujou- enjoy tranquility/solitude
Gonshoujin - practice perseverance in effort
The fifth virtue is:
Fubounen - not loose mindfulness
In Chinese and Japanese, mindfulness is written by combining the signs for
"now" 今and "mind/thought/spirit" 心.
念
Michel Decré, PhD
Director, Research and Technology
Medtronic Neuromodulation, Eindhoven Design Center
High Tech Campus 41, 5656AE Eindhoven (NL)
T+31408002103
M+31612373714
On 16 Jun 2015, at 11:34, Decre, Michel <michel.decre@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I will be there. 😊
Continuing the list of virtues of the enlighten person (hachidainingaku),
number four is:
Gonshojin: Perseverance in effort
See you at the Farm
Michel Decré, PhD
Director, Research and Technology
Medtronic Neuromodulation, Eindhoven Design Center
High Tech Campus 41, 5656AE Eindhoven (NL)
T+31408002103
M+31612373714
On 16 Jun 2015, at 11:14, Vrijaldenhoven, Serge
<serge.vrijaldenhoven@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
"Some people think that meditation takes time away from physical
accomplishment.
Taken to extremes, that's true.
Most people however, find that meditation creates more time than it takes..."
- Peter Mcwilliams
If Michel is not there, Serge will guide the meditation.
(or someone else if he/she wants).
Grt!
Serge
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