Meditation ~ Getting Quiet
Meditation is very difficult. To quiet the mind for even a few seconds is
challenging let alone for 30 minutes. So why even do it? Meditation is not only
a healthy practice but an access point to our higher self where we can access
guidance from our spirit guides. Sounds
like a worthwhile practice to me.
Where to begin:
The best way to begin meditating it to commit to a few
minutes a day, preferable in the morning, to sit and just be silent. Your mind
will begin to race but just try to acknowledge the thoughts that float in and
allow them to pass. It’s helpful to use your breath to move pass these active
thoughts. The louder the breath the better, as the sound becomes a mantra for
your focus.
Comfort:
Make sure you do whatever it takes to be comfortable in your
meditation. An erect spine and open
chest is best for effective meditation. However,
this is easier said than done. It’s not
easy to sit in an erect position without some part of your body beginning to
speak up. Following these simple tips on
staying comfortable will go a long way for your meditation practice.
- Use props to support your hips, low back, knees or whatever area you need assistance with.
- Make sure your hips are at least 3 inches higher than your knees.
- Sit in a chair if the floor is too difficult.
- Prop your back against a wall to maintain posture.
The important thing here is to do what it takes to be
comfortable so your focus is on the breath and meditation rather than an
uncomfortable hip, back or knee.
Whatever prop you choose just stick to a routine so you develop a habit
for a meditation practice.
Now that you are in the rhythm of the cosmos with your meditation, try dancing to the beat with dancer's pose. Click here to see full video description of this pose!
Now that you are in the rhythm of the cosmos with your meditation, try dancing to the beat with dancer's pose. Click here to see full video description of this pose!
Om!
Mary Jane Fengshui Yoga Girl: www.fengshuiyoganj.com
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