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Working with Right View in Satipatthana Meditation.

How you are Aware.

The 4 Satipatthanas.

The basic Meditation Practice.

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Welcome to my blog. My name is Vajradevi. I'm writing primarily about meditation and the mind, from a meditator's perspective, drawing on a great love of the Satipatthana Sutta. I teach primarily within the Triratna Buddhist Community, and at times within the broader Vipassana community. I rely solely on donations for financial support and am very grateful to be able to live in this way. If you'd like to help me to continue to make the Buddha's teachings available you can give here. Thank you.

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