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Ask HN: What is your spiritual practice?
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#42I am drawn to Taoism quite a lot.
I meditate regularly and do Qi Gong.
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#43I'm generally apatheistic, but live as if a more playful zen buddhism is "spiritually correct". Closer to church of Dudism if you've ever seen that parody religion.
I barely meditate anymore, but think a few minutes of it is a handy daily practice. At least to have in your back pocket
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#44none whatsoever.
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#45I practice Zen meditation for almost 9 years. I also can teach entry levels. The transformation it brought is unimaginable.
Care to elaborate on the transformation? I'd love to hear more!
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#46I am an Orthodox Christian. My day begins with prayer, as soon as possible after I wake up. Prayer consists of reading (or reciting) prayers from a prayer book, followed by 100-200 Jesus Prayers ("Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on me!"), followed by 12-25 prostrations. I then read the daily scripture readings indicated by the liturgical calendar. At noon, I usually read a Psalm in front of my icons (I work from home)…
Wow! As someone who at some point in life was intensely meditating (nowadays less so) your routine reminds me of my habits, ie. falling asleep meditating vs praying etc, meditating upon waking up etc. Interesting how we can be so different yet similar!
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#47I'm part of a church where we take ayahuasca a couple times a month while performing our rituals. Day to day is the usual self-awareness plus christian deal: meditation + attempting to do good, try not to be a dick to others etc.
Which church
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#48Quoted post unavailable.
As an atheist, I believe humanity — in general; not at an individual level — does indeed need these kinds of fictions.
I didn’t believe this a few years ago, but Yuval Noah Harari changed my opinion with his book Sapiens.
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#49Jap practice as described here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXwdnjFDPMo
Re: Ask HN: What is your spiritual practice?
#50NOFX, coffee and cigarettes.