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Well-Being:
Easy Meditation Techniques Anyone Can
Learn
Meditation is something that can be done at any moment in time,
by anyone, anywhere.
It costs nothing to experience the profound effects of a
powerful meditative session, though it does take some practice
to get to the point where you can enjoy the profound peace, as
well as the other benefits associated with this ancient
practice.
There are many different ways to meditate. All have value. For
the purposes of this short article, we'll focus on some easy
meditation techniques you can apply today to experience the
magic of meditation for yourself.
Just remember that each of us experiences meditation at little
differently. The best advice is to don't try to force anything.
Just go with the flow and allow yourself to enjoy your few
moments of silence. It's well worth it.
Strive only to reach a deep level of peace. If you go into your
session expecting to see a white light or to hear a
preconceived voice of guidance, you're setting yourself up for
failure. These things -- or something else entirely may happen.
But don't be discouraged if in your first attempt to make a
conscious connection with your higher power, it doesn't quite
happen.
Stay with it. Each session will build upon the one before and
soon you'll have reached such a profound state of connection
and bliss that nobody could stop you from indulging in a daily
dose of meditation.
Step number one is to find a peaceful quiet location free from
distractions. If you're using a meditation or visualization CD,
queue it up now.
Find a comfortable chair, preferably one that allows you to
keep your back straight and the energy flowing.
Next, simply close your eyes and begin to breathe deeply,
slowly and naturally. As you breathe in, see the oxygen as
rejuvenating and replenishing your body. And as you breathe
out, imagine that you're simply letting go of every care and
concern.
With each breath, allow your mind and body to sink further into
a wonderfully relaxing and peaceful state of mind. One of the
easy meditation techniques I often rely on is the "Stair
Countdown". Imagine that you're on the top stair and as you
take each step down, you become more deeply relaxed. Try
counting down from 10 to 1 and by the time you reach 1, you'll
be in a much more relaxed state.
Shoot for a 15 minute session in total. As you relax, random
thoughts will enter your mind. Just let them leave as quickly
as they arrived. Allow them to float on by. Your mind isn't
used to meditation, so it naturally kicks out one thought after
another. The more you can let these thoughts go and simply
focus on the relaxing pleasure of your deep sense of peace, the
more effective your meditation.
It doesn't take much, but it does take repetition. Don't expect
to nail it on your first try. Simply follow these easy
meditation techniques and allow yourself the gift of profound
peace and so much more.
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