
Meditation for All

- Category
- Spiritual Practices
- Created
- Thursday, 02 June 2011
- Group Admin
- Maff
The practise of meditation has many benefits including increasing energy, motivation, mental focus and concentration, as well as our general well-being. Meditation can be practised by anyone and adherence to religious practices of any kind is not required, Anyone can enjoy the benefits whatever their religious or spiritual beliefs. The purpose of this group is to provide a place where we can discuss different forms of meditation, experienced meditators canimpart their knowledge and beginners can learn how to get started.
- Category
- Spiritual Practices
- Created
- Thursday, 02 June 2011
- Group Admin
- Maff
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Finding the right form of meditation for YOU!
Glad to hear you are finding meditation of help Sara and sticking with the mindfullness practice. As I mentioned, I find it very difficult and prefer chanting a mantra or moving meditation. It's interesting that you mention dancing as a form of meditation. People often assume meditation is strictly sitting still in silence but one can "meditate" in many, many ways. Anything that "stils" the mind can be clased as meditative. I find walks in the countryside are an amazingly powerful way for me to clear my mind of stressful thoughts, think clearly and feel more like myself. Of course may reading this won't be capable of country walks or dancing but tai chi and qi gong are less strenuous alterntive forms of "meditation in motion"
Last replied by Maff on Monday, 29 August 2011