Lichaam en Geest.
Body and Mind.
Meditatie en uitwisseling in "de Schatkamer"
Maandag 12 mei, 2025 (English below)
Dierbare Sangha,
De uitdrukking "Lichaam en Geest" heeft al een aanname in zich. Het presenteert een scheiding. Het presenteert twee objecten, een lichaam en een geest.
Echter deze objecten zijn niet los te maken zonder grote consequenties. Toch brengen we deze scheiding aan in ons denken.
De verwevenheid tussen lichaam en geest is evident als je let op de fysieke reacties bij emoties, en bijvoorbeeld hoelang je geest (je mind) nog wordt beinvloed door aanwezigheid van stoffen in je bloed. Zoals bv adrenaline, caffeine, pijnstillers, alcohol etc.
Hoe is onze realtie met ons lichaam?
Zijn we ons bewust van de verwevenheid?
In het sanskrit is er de term NamoRupa dat je zou kunnen vertalen als "Geest-lichaam" of "Lichaam-Geest".
Vrijdag ontving ik bericht van Vivian. Vivian is een van de mede oprichters van onze Sangha. Ze is al een tijdje ernstig ziek; haar lichaam is aangetast door ME.
Haar hele bericht kun je lezen op Linked-in via deze link:
Update: Living with ME;
Deze post bevat ook een link naar een kort filmpje waaraan ze heeft meegewerkt:
https://lnkd.in/ewKTMv8m
De maand Mei is maand van ME
Je kunt meer leren over ME via:
https://me-pedia.org/wiki/Myalgic_encephalomyelitis
Je kunt medisch onderzoek steunen via:
https://www.omf.ngo/
Deze Maandagavond zullen we mediteren en delen over de verbondenheid van lichaam en geest.
Ik wens ons een prachtig weekend vol ontdekking, verbinding en compassie.
Warme groeten
Hans
Body and Mind.
Meditation and sharing in "de Schatkamer" this Monday evening.
Meditation and sharing in "de Schatkamer" this Monday evening.
Dear Sangha,
The expression Body and Mind holds already an assumption. It presents a separation. It presents two objects, a "Body" and a "Mind".
Those two objects are however not to be separated without severe consequences. Still we do this in our thinking.
The interwoven nature of body and mind becomes evident when you notice the physical responses on emotions, and for instance how long your mind is effected by the presence of substances in your blood. Like for instance Adrenaline, Caffeine, Paracetamol, Alcohol etc.
How is our relationship with our body?
Are we aware of this interwoven nature?
In Sanskrit the term Namorupa is used, which can be translated as BodyMind or Mindbody.
This Friday I received a message from Vivian. Vivian is one of the founders of this Sangha. For already several years she is severely ill. Her body is effected by ME.
The whole message can be read on Linked-in via this link:
Update: Living with ME;
This post also contains a link to a short film, to which she has contributed:
https://lnkd.in/ewKTMv8m
The month of May is the month of ME.
This Monday evening we will meditate and share our Body-Mind connectedness.
Have a wonderful weekend full of discovery, connectedness and compassion
Warm greetings
Hans
The expression Body and Mind holds already an assumption. It presents a separation. It presents two objects, a "Body" and a "Mind".
Those two objects are however not to be separated without severe consequences. Still we do this in our thinking.
The interwoven nature of body and mind becomes evident when you notice the physical responses on emotions, and for instance how long your mind is effected by the presence of substances in your blood. Like for instance Adrenaline, Caffeine, Paracetamol, Alcohol etc.
How is our relationship with our body?
Are we aware of this interwoven nature?
In Sanskrit the term Namorupa is used, which can be translated as BodyMind or Mindbody.
This Friday I received a message from Vivian. Vivian is one of the founders of this Sangha. For already several years she is severely ill. Her body is effected by ME.
The whole message can be read on Linked-in via this link:
Update: Living with ME;
This post also contains a link to a short film, to which she has contributed:
https://lnkd.in/ewKTMv8m
The month of May is the month of ME.
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This Monday evening we will meditate and share our Body-Mind connectedness.
Have a wonderful weekend full of discovery, connectedness and compassion
Warm greetings
Hans
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