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**Frdsdx26** · 07-25-2011, 06:41 AM

Sure Aloka, and the video at # 5 gives us an excellent approach about that "need" for rituals. After a while, as told by the second Bhikkhu in the video, the real thing about them becomes quite evident. Nothing more than a added stuff of secondary importance.

This saddens me a bit. It seems to me it is all mindfullness. I never feel much different whether chanting, bowing, walking or sitting. It's all just practice, just like the drive home from formal practice.

07-25-2011, 06:41 AM	#12
Frdsdx26 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 467 Senior Member	Sure Aloka, and the video at # 5 gives us an excellent approach about that "need" for rituals. After a while, as told by the second Bhikkhu in the video, the real thing about them becomes quite evident. Nothing more than a added stuff of secondary importance. This saddens me a bit. It seems to me it is all mindfullness. I never feel much different whether chanting, bowing, walking or sitting. It's all just practice, just like the drive home from formal practice.
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