Wild Meditation Bench

[Bruce]

out the giant dovetail.

[Bob N]

I quite like it, and as a practitioner can easily see the benefit. The slight rise above the floor and forward lean open the angle between legs and back a little, making it easier to keep balance and maintaining better blood flow to the legs. As long as the base flair is sufficient I don't think it would be tippy. I wonder what the dimensions are...

[Bridger]

zen meditation doesn't emphasize comfort....

[Bridger]

part of the discipline is yoga. that takes care of the aches and pains so you can sit completely still for hours on end....

[Ian Dodd]

It says on the page:

If you have special needs as to height etc. let us know. We can make any adjustment necessary. The standard bench is 14" long, 6" wide and 8" tall in the front and

9" tall in the back.

above

easier

flair

[Australopithecus scobis]

How does one use the thang? I just sit on a fat little pillow.

[Bridger]

I'm not sure. I'd guess sitting on it with your knees on the ground and your feet tucked under and back. I made a meditation table for a guy once, kind of a lap tray with legs. never saw him use it though.

[Bridger]

there are lots of disciplines. there are no rules.

[Dick Durbin]

Hell, I can do that now. Meditation? My wife calls it loafing.

Dick Durbin Tallahassee

[Bob N]

Thanks, Ian. I just read the page too fast and loose, I guess.