How to Do Gaman Vipashyana

Decide a tentative time that does not clash with any other activities or appointments., Evacuate your bladder and bowels before starting the walking meditation. , Wash first., Use a perfume of your choice., Always eat light snacks before you set out...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Decide a tentative time that does not clash with any other activities or appointments.

    Depending on weather conditions take shower, if feasible or at least make yourself fresh by face wash. , However, it is advisable to use natural perfumes made from flowers or sandalwood. , This is especially true if you have poor glucose tolerance or diabetes mellitus. , Your clothing should make you feel tidy, fit and light. , It does not matter even if this prayerful feeling is artificial or arbitrary in the beginning, for later it will become natural and pleasing. , This will ensure that don't feel tired or breathless for the duration of walking meditation you have decided to do. , Try to synchronize it with your steps.

    This recital is actually in mind and silent.

    No audible sound is produced.

    This becomes easy and pleasurable after a few practices. , It's okay to remember anybody or any work while you are in walking meditation.

    You may answer a call also.

    Don't suppress any thought or any feeling.

    After you finish the call, resume reciting the name of God or the spiritual entity again. , But silent recitation of the name of God or the spiritual concept should be practiced with top priority.

    Talk on trivial maters should be avoided with mutual understanding and collective decision. , After the meditation is over, when your frame of mind is fresh and positive, return to the day to day activities.

    You will find you have multiplied enthusiasm and creativity.
  2. Step 2: Evacuate your bladder and bowels before starting the walking meditation.

  3. Step 3: Wash first.

  4. Step 4: Use a perfume of your choice.

  5. Step 5: Always eat light snacks before you set out for walking meditation.

  6. Step 6: Use convenient and comfortable clothes and shoes.

  7. Step 7: Decide to start walking meditation as a sacred service to God

  8. Step 8: the core of yourself

  9. Step 9: or for the welfare of the whole universe.

  10. Step 10: Start walking slowly and steadily.

  11. Step 11: Begin to recite the name of God or a spiritual concept you believe in.

  12. Step 12: Make a call from your mobile

  13. Step 13: if needed.

  14. Step 14: Do walking meditation alone or in group/s.

  15. Step 15: Return to your activities refreshed.

Detailed Guide

Depending on weather conditions take shower, if feasible or at least make yourself fresh by face wash. , However, it is advisable to use natural perfumes made from flowers or sandalwood. , This is especially true if you have poor glucose tolerance or diabetes mellitus. , Your clothing should make you feel tidy, fit and light. , It does not matter even if this prayerful feeling is artificial or arbitrary in the beginning, for later it will become natural and pleasing. , This will ensure that don't feel tired or breathless for the duration of walking meditation you have decided to do. , Try to synchronize it with your steps.

This recital is actually in mind and silent.

No audible sound is produced.

This becomes easy and pleasurable after a few practices. , It's okay to remember anybody or any work while you are in walking meditation.

You may answer a call also.

Don't suppress any thought or any feeling.

After you finish the call, resume reciting the name of God or the spiritual entity again. , But silent recitation of the name of God or the spiritual concept should be practiced with top priority.

Talk on trivial maters should be avoided with mutual understanding and collective decision. , After the meditation is over, when your frame of mind is fresh and positive, return to the day to day activities.

You will find you have multiplied enthusiasm and creativity.

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