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Francis Lucille: Asana Agnostic

“True Meditation is Asana Agnostic—sitting with a perfectly straight back is not necessary.”

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Francis Lucille: Asana Agnostic

“While silent sitting is a helpful tool that minimizes external distractions, it is not strictly necessary; true meditation is a natural state where one functions as pure consciousness. By observing thoughts and bodily sensations with benevolent indifference, a practitioner can prevent these perceptions from hardening into beliefs.”

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