Kill the importance of Jhana Kill the importance of Buddha Kill the importance of Anapana, Kill the importance!
Simply see all as part of running away from who you Is, the self. Face your self and the whole body, Face it not Focus on it. Kill the Focus too.
Welcome the conditioned madness into the light of mindfulness armed with calming awareness. Screw all the concepts they are not worth it, they become a sleeping pill, one of many already taken.
If there is one lesson to be learned in this practice is of letting go by watching it to death.
Remain relaxed 
Dear Morning Dew !
If you can awaken right now, free from suffering and abide 24/7 in pure awareness and thereby surrender totally to life I congratulate you from the bottom of my heart

However, I can not, but through the path of this very life, which for me, the past seven months have included the path of meditation I have come to free myself from a lot of suffering and to realize that it is actually possible to fully awaken in this very life - it is my firm conviction.
I have gained an intellectual/conceptual , and to some degree self experienced experimental, understanding of what binds this 'me' to suffering and what work needs to be done to eradicate the illusion of this 'me'.
The paradox is that to realize fully, not only itellectually, that there is nothing to be done, nowhere to go, you have to do a lot of work.
Then the question comes up whether 'I' am doing anything or Life is doing me so to speak. Am 'I' meditating from 'free will', have 'I' dcided to meditate or am 'I' just an expression of Life/spirit becoming conscious of it self ?
So maybe this practice that we are doing is in fact not a struggle against life but rather a beginning surrender to it - an impersonal (not self), neutral process of Life unfolding.
I understand what you are saying but Jhana is a tool which I have decided to attain in order to have a very much stronger base for further insight practice and the experience of jhana is in itself a purifying experience and vipassana is in fact being very close to life as it actually is, and closing in on life till you finally merge with it totally.
What you advise me to do in your post is in fact to do what I am allready doing, it is called vipassana and is a concept until practiced.
However I would not 'kill the focus' since it is needed to se my own madness clearly, with laser-like attention

Do not be a lazy man or run away into an intellectual idea of not doing anything and dropping all techniques because that is your ego adopting to your spiritual inclination

Jiddhu Krishnamurti was surely a wise man but utterly boring and he did a lot of searching himself before telling others to do nothing

All the best.
soma