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Martin68

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3. As I said, I'be been practicing Vipassana meditation for decades. I'm curious to know why you felt you need to share

Reply to erronis (Reply #2)

Fri Jun 13, 2025, 12:26 PM

Jun 13

two links about the practice with me. BTW, I first studied the practice in Japan (where I lived for 21 years) as a Buddhist meditation practice, so the "Vipassana Movement" is of little interest to me.

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Humans have nasal respiratory fingerprints -- Cell.com - Current Biology [View all] erronis Jun 12 OP

Breathing doesn't "take up a lot of brain space." It is automatic and self-regulating, requiring no conscious control Martin68 Jun 12 #1

Interesting - thanks for something to ponder! erronis Jun 12 #2

As I said, I'be been practicing Vipassana meditation for decades. I'm curious to know why you felt you need to share Martin68 Jun 13 #3

Uh, this is a reply to your post but it isn't intended to only be read by you. erronis Jun 13 #4

Not sad, just curious (as I wrote in my post). Sorry my question gave you a sad. Martin68 Jun 13 #5