Compassion Meditation's Efficiency
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I depend on concentration and sincerity of on thoughts.
If one can keep out other distracting thoughts one's concentration increase thus increasing the effectiveness.
If one just repeating words than sincere this decreases the effectiveness.
Ultimately what is needed is:
- one generates compassionate thoughts
- develop compassion as a quality
- break barriers where one classify beings as favourable and unfavourable
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