Definition of vipassana in English:

vipassana

noun vɪˈpasənəviˈpäsənə

mass noun

(in Theravada Buddhism) meditation involving concentration on the body or its sensations, or the insight which this provides.
（小乘佛教）毗婆舍那，内观
Example sentencesExamples
- The students make a commitment to daily vipassana [insight meditation] practice to learn how to handle painful information.
- In vipassana, or insight meditation, the practitioner consciously explores the body and mind.
- It is an amazing fact about the human mind that when insight arises and deepens through vipassana, or ‘insight meditation practice,’ particular aspects of the truth about existence tend to be revealed in a definite order.
- Intellectual understanding is a necessary foundation for the development of direct understanding or insight, vipassana.
- Although satipatthana, vipassana, or Zen can be done in walking or any other position, people usually think that a sitting posture is the best position for a meditator.
- To my surprise, I liked vipassana meditation a lot.
- All this is done while maintaining a sense of vipassana, or clear seeing, which opens the yogi to the world around them and creates a healthy balance to the refined inner vision of yoga practice.
- One highly regarded contemporary vipassana teacher accomplished most of her early daily practice as a single mother doing childcare and housework.
- I had a hard time doing vipassana meditation in the beginning.
- The formation known as Buddha's Palm is especially conducive to meditative practices such as vipassana, shamatha, and zazen.
- Thus, Buddhist monks acquire both concentration and mindfulness skills through samatha and vipassana meditation training.
- In this article major ancient Buddhist meditation techniques, samatha, vipassana, Zen, and ton-len, will be described in reference to contemporary clinical hypnosis.
- The clinging to the concept of self can only be eradicated through vipassana.
- The meditation used in the study is adapted from the Buddhist contemplative tradition of vipassana - ‘to see things as they really are.’
- The object of vipassana practice is to learn to see the truths of impermanence, unsatisfactoriness, and the selflessness of phenomena.
- You have said that samatha and vipassana or concentration and insight are the same.
- Cemetery contemplations, for instance, are included in the Satipatthana Sutra, which I think of as the declaration of independence for vipassana meditators.
- He also took up a particularly strict form of meditation, vipassana, which entails going on lengthy silent meditation retreats spent in cupboards, among other places.
- Do you agree that it is important if one is serious about developing vipassana that we must avoid certain sense objects such as violent movies?
- One of the primary meanings of vipassana is ‘insight' - insight into the impermanent and empty nature of all mental and physical formations.

Origin

Pali, literally 'inward vision'.

Definition of vipassana in US English:

vipassana

(also Vipassana)

nounviˈpäsənə

(in Theravada Buddhism) meditation involving concentration on the body or its sensations, or the insight which this provides.
（小乘佛教）毗婆舍那，内观
Example sentencesExamples
- All this is done while maintaining a sense of vipassana, or clear seeing, which opens the yogi to the world around them and creates a healthy balance to the refined inner vision of yoga practice.
- One of the primary meanings of vipassana is ‘insight' - insight into the impermanent and empty nature of all mental and physical formations.
- Intellectual understanding is a necessary foundation for the development of direct understanding or insight, vipassana.
- Thus, Buddhist monks acquire both concentration and mindfulness skills through samatha and vipassana meditation training.
- One highly regarded contemporary vipassana teacher accomplished most of her early daily practice as a single mother doing childcare and housework.
- The clinging to the concept of self can only be eradicated through vipassana.
- The students make a commitment to daily vipassana [insight meditation] practice to learn how to handle painful information.
- Cemetery contemplations, for instance, are included in the Satipatthana Sutra, which I think of as the declaration of independence for vipassana meditators.
- In this article major ancient Buddhist meditation techniques, samatha, vipassana, Zen, and ton-len, will be described in reference to contemporary clinical hypnosis.
- He also took up a particularly strict form of meditation, vipassana, which entails going on lengthy silent meditation retreats spent in cupboards, among other places.
- It is an amazing fact about the human mind that when insight arises and deepens through vipassana, or ‘insight meditation practice,’ particular aspects of the truth about existence tend to be revealed in a definite order.
- Although satipatthana, vipassana, or Zen can be done in walking or any other position, people usually think that a sitting posture is the best position for a meditator.
- The formation known as Buddha's Palm is especially conducive to meditative practices such as vipassana, shamatha, and zazen.
- I had a hard time doing vipassana meditation in the beginning.
- To my surprise, I liked vipassana meditation a lot.
- Do you agree that it is important if one is serious about developing vipassana that we must avoid certain sense objects such as violent movies?
- The meditation used in the study is adapted from the Buddhist contemplative tradition of vipassana - ‘to see things as they really are.’
- You have said that samatha and vipassana or concentration and insight are the same.
- The object of vipassana practice is to learn to see the truths of impermanence, unsatisfactoriness, and the selflessness of phenomena.
- In vipassana, or insight meditation, the practitioner consciously explores the body and mind.

Origin

Pali, literally ‘inward vision’.

单词	vipassana
释义	Definition of vipassana in English: vipassana noun vɪˈpasənəviˈpäsənə mass noun (in Theravada Buddhism) meditation involving concentration on the body or its sensations, or the insight which this provides. （小乘佛教）毗婆舍那，内观 Example sentencesExamples The students make a commitment to daily vipassana [insight meditation] practice to learn how to handle painful information. In vipassana, or insight meditation, the practitioner consciously explores the body and mind. It is an amazing fact about the human mind that when insight arises and deepens through vipassana, or ‘insight meditation practice,’ particular aspects of the truth about existence tend to be revealed in a definite order. Intellectual understanding is a necessary foundation for the development of direct understanding or insight, vipassana. Although satipatthana, vipassana, or Zen can be done in walking or any other position, people usually think that a sitting posture is the best position for a meditator. To my surprise, I liked vipassana meditation a lot. All this is done while maintaining a sense of vipassana, or clear seeing, which opens the yogi to the world around them and creates a healthy balance to the refined inner vision of yoga practice. One highly regarded contemporary vipassana teacher accomplished most of her early daily practice as a single mother doing childcare and housework. I had a hard time doing vipassana meditation in the beginning. The formation known as Buddha's Palm is especially conducive to meditative practices such as vipassana, shamatha, and zazen. Thus, Buddhist monks acquire both concentration and mindfulness skills through samatha and vipassana meditation training. In this article major ancient Buddhist meditation techniques, samatha, vipassana, Zen, and ton-len, will be described in reference to contemporary clinical hypnosis. The clinging to the concept of self can only be eradicated through vipassana. The meditation used in the study is adapted from the Buddhist contemplative tradition of vipassana - ‘to see things as they really are.’ The object of vipassana practice is to learn to see the truths of impermanence, unsatisfactoriness, and the selflessness of phenomena. You have said that samatha and vipassana or concentration and insight are the same. Cemetery contemplations, for instance, are included in the Satipatthana Sutra, which I think of as the declaration of independence for vipassana meditators. He also took up a particularly strict form of meditation, vipassana, which entails going on lengthy silent meditation retreats spent in cupboards, among other places. Do you agree that it is important if one is serious about developing vipassana that we must avoid certain sense objects such as violent movies? One of the primary meanings of vipassana is ‘insight' - insight into the impermanent and empty nature of all mental and physical formations. Origin Pali, literally 'inward vision'. Definition of vipassana in US English: vipassana (also Vipassana) nounviˈpäsənə (in Theravada Buddhism) meditation involving concentration on the body or its sensations, or the insight which this provides. （小乘佛教）毗婆舍那，内观 Example sentencesExamples All this is done while maintaining a sense of vipassana, or clear seeing, which opens the yogi to the world around them and creates a healthy balance to the refined inner vision of yoga practice. One of the primary meanings of vipassana is ‘insight' - insight into the impermanent and empty nature of all mental and physical formations. Intellectual understanding is a necessary foundation for the development of direct understanding or insight, vipassana. Thus, Buddhist monks acquire both concentration and mindfulness skills through samatha and vipassana meditation training. One highly regarded contemporary vipassana teacher accomplished most of her early daily practice as a single mother doing childcare and housework. The clinging to the concept of self can only be eradicated through vipassana. The students make a commitment to daily vipassana [insight meditation] practice to learn how to handle painful information. Cemetery contemplations, for instance, are included in the Satipatthana Sutra, which I think of as the declaration of independence for vipassana meditators. In this article major ancient Buddhist meditation techniques, samatha, vipassana, Zen, and ton-len, will be described in reference to contemporary clinical hypnosis. He also took up a particularly strict form of meditation, vipassana, which entails going on lengthy silent meditation retreats spent in cupboards, among other places. It is an amazing fact about the human mind that when insight arises and deepens through vipassana, or ‘insight meditation practice,’ particular aspects of the truth about existence tend to be revealed in a definite order. Although satipatthana, vipassana, or Zen can be done in walking or any other position, people usually think that a sitting posture is the best position for a meditator. The formation known as Buddha's Palm is especially conducive to meditative practices such as vipassana, shamatha, and zazen. I had a hard time doing vipassana meditation in the beginning. To my surprise, I liked vipassana meditation a lot. Do you agree that it is important if one is serious about developing vipassana that we must avoid certain sense objects such as violent movies? The meditation used in the study is adapted from the Buddhist contemplative tradition of vipassana - ‘to see things as they really are.’ You have said that samatha and vipassana or concentration and insight are the same. The object of vipassana practice is to learn to see the truths of impermanence, unsatisfactoriness, and the selflessness of phenomena. In vipassana, or insight meditation, the practitioner consciously explores the body and mind. Origin Pali, literally ‘inward vision’.
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