Steven Cartledge

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Second, you focus exclusively on breath-related sensations. You used to tolerate the presence of subtle distractions, letting them come, letting them be, and letting them go. In fact, you were warned not to try to keep attention from alternating with these objects. Now, it’s just the opposite. You aim to ignore thoughts and non-breath-related sensations so completely that attention never alternates with them. They remain only in peripheral awareness.
The Mind Illuminated: A Complete Meditation Guide Integrating Buddhist Wisdom and Brain Science
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