Vipassana Sitting Meditation  "Find a reasonably comfortable and alert position to sit for 40 to 60 min. Back and head should be straight, eyes closed and breathing normal. Stay as still possible, only changing position if it is really necessary. While sitting, the primary object is to be watching the rise and fall of the belly, slightly above the navel, caused by breathing in and out. It is not a concentration technique, so while watching the breath, many other things will take your attention away.  Nothing is a distraction in vipassana, so when something else come's up, stop watching the breath, pay attention to whatever is happening until it 's possible to go back to your breath. This may include thoughts, feelings, judgments,  body sensations, impressions from the outside world, etc. It is the process of watching that is signifi-cant, not so much what you are watching, so remember not to become identified with whatever comes up."  Vipassana Walking Meditation  This is a slow, ordinary walk based on the awareness of the feet touching the ground.  You can walk in a circle or a line of 10 to 15 steps going back and forth, inside or out of doors. Eyes should be lowered on the ground a few steps head. While walking, the attention should go to the contact of each foot as it touches the ground. If other things arise, stop paying attention to the feet, notice what else too your attention and then return to the feet. It is the same technique as in sitting - but watching a different primary object.  You can walk for 20 to 30 minutes."  Meer over Vipassana • Vipassana: A Warmer Path • Vipassana Comes In The End • Vipassana • Osho Answering:   "Osho, I thought that  meditation was a simple thing.    But seeing people doing Vipassana, I am losing all    hope of ever becoming a successful meditator.     Please give me a little encouragement."