MindInsight - Improve Your Mind
MindInsight - Improve Your Mind APK
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Improve your mind with a method used by the great Tibetan meditation masters!
What's MindInsight - Improve Your Mind APK?
MindInsight - Improve Your Mind is a app for Android, It's developed by Foundation Mir author.
First released on google play in 4 years ago and latest version released in 2 years ago.
This app has 29 download times on Google play
This product is an app in Lifestyle category. More infomartion of MindInsight - Improve Your Mind on google play
Watch and track your thoughts to improve your mind with a method used by great Tibetan meditation masters. When you notice a positive thought, touch the white stone and when you notice a negative thought, touch the black one. To track your thoughts more easily and quickly, use the WIDGET.
This app is based on an idea developed by Gomo Tulku and Lama Shenpen Rinpoche.
The idea was inspired by an example of the great Kadampa Geshe Ben Gungyal.
As Lama Zopa Rinpoche says: "We can practice like Atisha's disciple, the Kadampa yogi Geshe Ben Gungyal, did. He kept a collection black and white stones. Whenever the thought of the eight worldly dharmas arose he'd put down a black stone and whenever he had a virtuous thought he'd put down a white one. He'd do this throughout the entire day and last thing at night would check to see how many stones of either color there were. At the beginning there were not white stones at all, only black ones. Gradually, however, there were a few white stones and then a few more. Eventually, after a long time, he found nothing but white stones. So it's all a matter of training; we can't expect it to happen quickly. It all depends on continual energy, determination and practice."
This app is based on an idea developed by Gomo Tulku and Lama Shenpen Rinpoche.
The idea was inspired by an example of the great Kadampa Geshe Ben Gungyal.
As Lama Zopa Rinpoche says: "We can practice like Atisha's disciple, the Kadampa yogi Geshe Ben Gungyal, did. He kept a collection black and white stones. Whenever the thought of the eight worldly dharmas arose he'd put down a black stone and whenever he had a virtuous thought he'd put down a white one. He'd do this throughout the entire day and last thing at night would check to see how many stones of either color there were. At the beginning there were not white stones at all, only black ones. Gradually, however, there were a few white stones and then a few more. Eventually, after a long time, he found nothing but white stones. So it's all a matter of training; we can't expect it to happen quickly. It all depends on continual energy, determination and practice."
