Tag: Mindful Walking
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To Walk in Aimlessness
In Buddhism, aimlessness (apranihita, in Sanskrit) — along with signlessness (animitta) and emptiness (shunyata) — is named as one of the Three Doors of Liberation, or Three Concentrations, as interpreted by Thich Nhat Hahn. This is different than directionlessness, which implies volition without purpose. Aimlessness is simply relieving oneself of striving, of goal-oriented thinking, releasing…
Dirty Mindfulness: 