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Sanskrit: Satipatthana.  In the Theravada Buddhist tradition, Satipatthana (Pali, Sanskrit) refers to a "foundation" for or "presence" of "mindfulness". Four Foundations of Mindfulness, bases for maintaining moment-by-moment mindfulness and for developing mindfulness through meditation. These four foundations are the body, feelings (or sensations), mind (or consciousness) and mental objects (or qualities).
From: en.wikipedia.org

"Four awakenings of mindfulness"; one of the fundamental meditation practices of the Hinayana, which consists of mindfulness of body, feeling (vedana), mind (chitta), and mental objects, in that order.  This method is described in detail in the Satipatthana-sutta, and the Buddha is supoosed to have said that by itself it cold lead to the realization of nirvana.  Satipatthana is a form of meditation that is very much practiced today, also in the West.  It can be practiced in sitting meditation as well as during all activities of life.
This and read more at: The Shambhala Dictionary of Buddhism and Zen

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Foundations of Mindfulness by Nyanasatta Thera - book

Foundations of Mindfulness by Chogyam Trungpa - book

Four Foundations of Mindfulness
http://www.dhammapratarnporn.com/40%20meditations/40medita9_page1.html

Four Foundations of Minfulness translated by U. Jatiko
http://www.buddhanet.net/imol/foudatn.htm

The Foundations of Mindfulness: A Buddhist Guide to Insightful Meditation by Alan B. Cicco - book

Four Foundations of Mindfulness - About
http://buddhism.about.com/library/blbudfoundations.htm

The Four Foundations of Mindfulness, 2nd Edition by U. Silananda - book


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Garuda IV: The Foundations of Mindfulness (Garuda, Vol. 4) by Chogyam Trungpa - book


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Introduction to the Four Foundations of Mindfulness - Dhagpo Kagyu Mandala
http://www.dhagpo-kagyu.org/anglais/science-esprit/chemin/medit/etat_esprit/mindfullness.htm


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Maha-satipatthana Sutta, The Great Frames of Reference translated by Thanissaro Bhikkhu
http://www.accesstoinsight.org/canon/sutta/digha/dn-22-tb0.html


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Right Mindfulness - Four Foundations of Mindfulness
http://www.enabling.org/ia/vipassana/Archive/N/Nyanatiloka/WOB/wob4nt12.htm


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Straight Path: Zen teachings on the foundations of mindfulness by Anzan Hoshin - book


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Transformation and Healing: Sutra on the Four Establishments of Mindfulness by Annabel Laity - book


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