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Meditation as taught by Buddha By Tushar Gundev


 

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Meditation as Taught by Buddha

By Tushar Gundev

The Buddha said that just as the great ocean has one taste—the taste of salt—his teaching has one taste: the taste of freedom. From the Buddhist perspective, that freedom is freedom from suffering.

In the process leading to deliverance, meditation generates the inner awakening required for liberation. The Theravada methods are rooted in the Buddha’s own experience, forged during his quest for enlightenment. Meditation as Taught by Buddha explores these methods “as they are,” offering an unaltered picture from a Buddhist perspective and a clear path toward peace and freedom.

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  • Author: Tushar Gundev
  • Language: English
  • Format: Unabridged Audiobook
  • Categories: Mindfulness, Buddhist Meditation, Theravada
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Your Questions, Answered

Is this audiobook suitable for beginners?

Yes. The methods are explained clearly and practically, making them accessible to first-time meditators while remaining valuable for experienced practitioners.

What meditation approach does it teach?

Theravada Buddhist methods presented “as taught by the Buddha,” focusing on developing insight and calm to reduce suffering and cultivate freedom.

How much time should I practice each day?

Start with 5–10 minutes daily and increase as comfortable. Consistency matters more than length—brief, regular practice builds momentum.

Can I use these practices alongside other traditions?

Yes. The techniques are non-sectarian in application. If you already follow a tradition, integrate gently and avoid overloading your routine.

What if I experience discomfort or strong emotions?

Practice kindly. Shorten sessions, return to the breath or body, and take breaks as needed. Seek guidance from a qualified teacher if difficulties persist.

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