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<h3>Concise Summary of Essential Points</h3>
<h3>Concise Summary of Essential Points</h3>
''Some people try to get peaceful by sitting quietly and having nothing disturb them at all, but that's like being dead. The practice of samādhi is for developing wisdom and understanding.—Ajahn Chah, "Still, Flowing Water"<ref>Ajahn Chah, "Still, Flowing Water," in ''Living Dhamma'' (Ubon Rachathani: Thailand, The Sangha, Wat Nong Pah Pong, 2007), 80–81. https://www.ajahnchah.org/pdf/living_dhamma.pdf.</ref>
''Some people try to get peaceful by sitting quietly and having nothing disturb them at all, but that's like being dead. The practice of samādhi is for developing wisdom and understanding''.—Ajahn Chah, "Still, Flowing Water"<ref>Ajahn Chah, "Still, Flowing Water," in ''Living Dhamma'' (Ubon Rachathani: Thailand, The Sangha, Wat Nong Pah Pong, 2007), 80–81. https://www.ajahnchah.org/pdf/living_dhamma.pdf.</ref>





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