Fire Kasina entrainment

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http://www.earthwaterfireair.com fire kasina entrainment • In Buddhism, kasiṇa (Pali; Sanskrit: kṛtsna) refers to a class of basic visual objects of meditation. There are ten kasiṇa mentioned in the Pali Tipitaka:[1] • earth (paṭhavī kasiṇa), • water (āpo kasiṇa), • fire (tejo kasiṇa), • air, wind (vāyo kasiṇa), • blue, green (nīla kasiṇa), • yellow (pīta kasiṇa), • red (lohita kasiṇa), • white (odāta kasiṇa), • enclosed space, hole, aperture (ākāsa kasiṇa), • consciousness (viññāṇa kasiṇa) in the Pali suttas and some other texts; bright light (āloka kasiṇa) according to later sources, such as Buddhaghosa's Visuddhimagga. • The kasiṇa are typically described as a colored disk, with the particular color, properties, dimensions and medium often specified according to the type of kasiṇa. The earth kasiṇa, for instance, is a disk in a red-brown color formed by spreading earth or clay (or another medium producing similar color and texture) on a screen of canvas or another backing material.

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