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Sort of like a 10 day Vipassana retreat. Technically you should be aiming to meditate 24/7. But there’s still sleeping and eating and walking and peeing. And it’s usually more like 10 hours of actual sitting meditation each day. Was just going to say. On my 10 day, the Death is Inevitable shirt so you should to go to store and get this sittings were the focused meditation parts, but I was still meditating while doing those other things. I think the term meditation isn’t such a rigid thing. Absolutely. You can meditate while your body sleeps. You can meditate your way across the sleep barrier, you can continue to meditate on the other side. You can trigger an OBE in a non-meditative manner and then have a meditation session at the foot of your bed or up on your roof (rarely talked about, but it’s something I would heartily recommend.) That said, I have to wonder why people think the raw time spent meditating is somehow useful. Insight comes in sudden leaps, phase-changes in consciousness. Plenty of people meditate their whole lives and still think it’s just a relaxation exercise.

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“Absolutely. You can meditate while your body sleeps. You can meditate your way across the Death is Inevitable shirt so you should to go to store and get this sleep barrier, you can continue to meditate on the other side. You can trigger an OBE in a non-meditative manner and then have a meditation session at the foot of your bed or up on your roof (rarely talked about, but it’s something I would heartily recommend.) That said, I have to wonder why people think the raw time spent meditating is somehow useful. Insight comes in sudden leaps, phase-changes in consciousness. Plenty of people meditate their whole lives and still think it’s just a relaxation exercise.” I agree with your first paragraph but not the second. How can anyone spend long times meditating (assuming they know how) and not have insight? How do you know that other people meditate their whole lives in futile relaxation without insights? Relaxing the mind isn’t futile, for one, if it brings peace of mind. Second, being fixated on experiencing insights is one of the mistakes that countless gurus warn against. Yes, it is great when they come, but if you judge the success of your meditation by frequency of insights then you are missing the benefit of calm abiding, which is stability and equanimity, which is very beneficial if you have a naturally chaotic mind or intense emotions. To answer the OP’s question directly, the Buddha had many great teachers and he was dedicated in his practice. The regularity of practice is very important, especially in the beginning. Doing some every day will bring more benefit that if you spend a long time in meditation once in a blue moon. Half an hour every day is a good, solid commitment that will bring benefits. When you do it regularly, it becomes much easier and you naturally spend longer in a state of peaceful awareness.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.