The Four Realms of Meditation (according to Buddhism)

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The Four Realms of Meditation and how to recognize and attain attainment in the Four Meditations

Zen, according to Buddhism, is also called Zen na, Meditation, Meditation, Thinking. Meditation is the critical consideration of morality. Entering into the high meditation practice is called entering concentration, and the result is called great concentration. Meditation is a realm of boundless morality, a dharma discipline to liberate extremes. True cultivators keep the precepts, always have to practice meditation to gain wisdom, release afflictions, greed, hatred, delusion, and conceit. When meditating, there are four realms, or levels, that can be attained by the meditator. This method of meditation, since Prince Siddhartha, in the ceremony, has been sitting under the Rose apple tree in meditation and has attained these levels of meditation. On the enlightenment path of meditation, he reached the state of the fourth jhāna. This is the basic foundation, going to the enlightenment path of a Buddhist disciple. This shows the importance of the fourth meditation on the path to enlightenment and liberation. In this video, Tuan Hoa Vuong will introduce to you, the 4 realms of Meditation in Buddhism, and realize the attainment of the fourth jhāna. We invite you to join us for a consultation.
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VIDEO SCENE
00:00 Prologue
02:37 First Meditation
07:14 Second Zen
10:37 Three Meditations
13:27 Four Meditations
17:06 End
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