Meditation is simply a way of taking the time to become more aware of your thoughts, feelings, and other bodily sensations.
In this article, we’ll dive into some of the most straightforward techniques that you can apply right now, to start your meditation journey.
So get comfortable, and follow along.
Thoughts WILL come up to distract you.
Notice the thoughts the same way you’d noticed clouds passing in the sky. Don’t judge them. Simply return your attention back to the breath.
The easiest way to get in touch with this universal power is through silent Prayer. Shut your eyes, shut your mouth, and open your heart. This is the golden rule of prayer. Prayer should be soundless words coming forth from the center of your heart filled with love.”― Amit Ray, Om Chanting, and Meditation.
Start counting each breath as it flows in and out. And when a thought or distraction comes, start the count over again. Breathing more deeply and slowly.
Notice how you are feeling emotionally.
Don’t try to analyze why you’re feeling this way.
Acknowledge it.
Accept what you are feeling at the moment.
Visualize how great it feels to be alive — to have a second chance to — begin again.
If you made it through this session, congrats!
I can only envision how calm or clear-headed you’ll feel throughout the day.
Sometimes, you may suddenly feel obsessed with specific thoughts and can’t relax.
Don’t worry.
This is totally normal and natural.
Practice this meditation or any guided practice for a while to experience its benefits fully.
Depending on the type of meditation you choose, follow its exact principles.
Whether it’s a mantra meditation, breath-work, or guided meditation, the fundamental purpose of meditating is to feel alive fully.
Don’t add anything extra. In everything in life, the simpler, the better.
If you’d like to make meditation part of your morning ritual, consider keeping a journal to track your progress. I’ve created a free-to-use layout sheet to help you stay on track with the practice. If interested, check out link below. And as Donald Walters reminds us, “The more regularly and the more deeply you meditate, the sooner you will find yourself always acting from a center of peace.”
Have a wonderful day.
Download the Meditation layout Sheet
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