What's your favourite Buddhist practice?

[Spiny le Norman]

Mine is "watching waves break on rocks".  I find it very calming and also get the occasional glimpse of the way things really are - ceaseless change with underlying rythmns ( or something! ).

Spiny

[Monkey Mind]

Chanting metta. I feel the possibility of connection opening.

[Bodhisatta2012]

During time off when (I) was in the military in Japan, used to walk around Shikanoshima (Deer Island) which is near Fukuoka on Kyushu.  The rocks near the ocean were replete with sulfurous compounds which left them splashed and veined with yellows and reds.  The sunsetting, sunrising, and storms arising were my favorite times for the same reason that you stated.  My mind was clear, and (I) could be totally present, merged with the entire experience making me aware that (I) was as much a part of all the change and turbulence as all the other environmental dynamics:  Nothing there which was me, or mine.  Just being present, merged in the experience.

Mine is "watching waves break on rocks".  I find it very calming and also get the occasional glimpse of the way things really are - ceaseless change with underlying rythmns ( or something! ).

Spiny

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Reciting the Buddha's Name...

[DJ Rheus]

Gcod


DJ Rheus

[Pema Dorje]

mantras hands down. Something about the entire dharma center coming together and chanting my favorite mantras.

[retrofuturist]

The Noble Eightfold Path.

Metta,
Retro.

[Spiny le Norman]

The Noble Eightfold Path.

Any aspect in particular?

Spiny

[retrofuturist]

Greetings Spiny,

No, all of it.

Without wanting to sound like Oprah, "It's all good".

Metta,
Retro.

[Spiny le Norman]

Greetings Spiny,

No, all of it.

Without wanting to sound like Oprah, "It's all good".

Metta,
Retro.

Yes, it's all good!

Spiny

[TongueTied]

laughing

[Sonam Wangchug]

Devotion to the guru 

[catmoon]

  Grooving on HHDL, when he's teaching and being the teaching at the same time.

[Timbo]

Tonglen.

I learned it from Pema Chodron's books and Dharma talks.


Timbo

[GoGet]

Shamatha.

Keep it simple.  It is a complete practice.