Buddhist practices
Mindfulness and meditation
Buddhist practices encompass the spiritual disciplines and rituals that followers of Buddhism use to pursue enlightenment and reduce suffering.
These include meditation techniques like mindfulness and concentration practices, chanting of sutras or mantras, and observance of moral precepts.
Different Buddhist traditions emphasize different approaches: Zen practitioners may focus on seated meditation, while Tibetan Buddhists might engage in elaborate visualization practices.
She incorporated Buddhist practices into her daily routine.
- ZazenZen seated meditation
- walking meditationMindful movement practice
- loving kindnessAffectionate goodwill toward others
- DanaPersonal appellation
- silent retreatVoiceless contemplative gathering
- Nepali culturevarna, topi, Mustang, ethnic groups, caste system
- Sri LankaSri Lanka, Ceylon, Colombo, Sinhalese, Tamils
- ThailandBangkok, Phuket, Chiang Mai, baht, Thai silk
Buddhist practicesmaterialism
Prioritizing goods over spirit
hedonism · consumerism · avarice · acquisitiveness · pleasure-seeking
Buddhist practicesself-aggrandizement
Inflating one's own status
ambition · grasping · craving · aversion · restlessness
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