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Andrés Gómez Emilsson | Two Types of Equanimity: Not Resisting (Shinzen Young) vs. Stillness of Body and Mind (Rob Burbea) @/Andr%C3%A9sG%C3%B3mezEmilsson | Uploaded August 2024 | Updated October 2024, 4 hours ago.
In which I explore the distinction between equanimity as formalized by Shinzen Young (e.g. Science of Enlightenment, Suffering = Pain x Resistance, equanimity as the absence of resistance) and as discussed by Rob Burbea (e.g. Seeing that Frees, Practising the Jhanas, stillness of mind and body).

Caveat: I'm not qualified to teach meditation in any specific lineage. I just share what I understand to the best of my ability. That's it.


See:

Purification and Fulfilment: Four Formulas ~ Shinzen Young
youtu.be/9u9nuSf9g1g?si=0zRkfsuoDWOcRWnj

The Fourth Jhana - (Practising the Jhānas) [Rob Burbea]
youtu.be/yBX40v9Hh1U?si=cwPmmOdQnHn1rdbz
Two Types of Equanimity: Not Resisting (Shinzen Young) vs. Stillness of Body and Mind (Rob Burbea)Beyond Turing: A Solution to the Problem of Other Minds Using Mindmelding and Phenomenal PuzzlesOn the Topology of Sub-Agents: Non-Linear Optical Computers, Mirror Funhouses, and Laser ChessElectromagnetic Field Topology as a Solution to the Boundary Problem of ConsciousnessOpen Individualism (Part 2): DefinitionsJust Look At The Thing!: How The Science of Consciousness Informs EthicsScale-Specific Network Geometry

Two Types of Equanimity: Not Resisting (Shinzen Young) vs. Stillness of Body and Mind (Rob Burbea) @/Andr%C3%A9sG%C3%B3mezEmilsson

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