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Meditation ClothingMeditation clothing is not essential but it is necessary to wear comfortable clothing during meditation. You can simply remove shoes and loosen tight clothing for your comfort. One of the most popular items of meditation clothing is the hooded meditation cloak. Designed with ample width and length, the cloak provides maximum coverage in many meditation postures. The hood offers the wearer a sacred private environment for reflection. A zen robe is a traditional formal style meditation garment appropriate for use in a meditation hall by the lay practitioner. |
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The Kimono is a more formal meditation garment than the Lay Robe. The bodice is actually more similar to the Jubon. The skirt portion has more pleats and they overlap. And, there is an "arm pit ventilation" feature. The sleeves of the Kimono can be often extra long, extending far beyond the finger tips. The Kimono does not have a belt or tie, and is thus held closed by a belt called an Obi Belt. The Hakama meditation garment is a full-length Japanese Zen sitting skirt worn by men or women. The skirt may be double pleated in the front and the rear allowing ample room for cross-legged sitting or kneeling. The Hakama can be worn with a white blouse or shirt, and/or with a sitting jacket. Meditation Shawls are popular and worn by monks, nuns, and lay practitioners around the world. By Amy Barnfeld Popular related searches: meditation clothing zen korean | zen meditation clothing |
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"Meditation is not to escape from society, but to come back to ourselves and see what is going on. Once there is seeing, there must be acting. With mindfulness, we know what to do and what not to do to help." - Thich Nhat Hanh |
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