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The author not only shatters myths and stereotypes about meditation, but he also
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Perfect for: budding meditators seeking to deepen their practice. Synopsis:
originally published in , this book quickly became a bestseller and is now
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Gunaratana weaves in philosophy alongside detailed practical instructions on how
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You do it to feel good. To get grounded. To calm and clear your mind and
energize your body. You can begin experiencing the benefits of meditation right
away. And over time they will grow greater and greater.


HOW TO MEDITATE - WELL GUIDES - THE NEW YORK TIMES

These tips will help you start your own meditation practice, stick to it, love
it and experience awesome benefits. Like any practice, you have to want to do it
in order to achieve results. Tweet: Meditation is a practice for everyone. But I
have good news: Meditating is much simpler than we make it out to be. Beginning
a meditation practice requires only your slight willingness. Your desire to
experience something new is all you need to get on a new path. Affirm this
statement out loud to yourself: I am open to meditation and I welcome a new
practice into my life.

This simple statement will give you all the energy and enthusiasm you need to
continue reading this guide and beginning your practice. This space can be
dedicated to your practice. But if space is tight or you travel a lot, no
worries! You really can meditate anywhere. You can meditate on a park bench, at
your desk, in the bathtub and even on the subway. Meditation can become a part
of your daily routine and you can do it anytime, anywhere. However, if you can,
create a sacred space to meditate in. You can keep the space minimalist or fill
it with items that inspire you, like tapestries or rugs, crystals , a yoga mat,
a small fountain, beautiful art, mala beads , plants or a card deck.

Even if you have a small apartment, you can set up a meditation pillow and light
a candle. You have a minute to spare, right? One minute a day spent in stillness
can change your life. Commit to one minute a day and use this practice to
silence your mind and calm your energy. Breathe in for 5 seconds Hold your
breath for 5 seconds Release for 5 seconds Hold for 5 seconds.

Meditation can be as simple as finding your pulse. This foolproof tool from my
book Miracles Now is very easy for meditation newbies. I call it Peace Is in
Your Pulse because it improves your concentration and brings calm to even the
most scattered mind. This meditation can be done any time, anywhere and you can
experience great benefits in just one minute. Practice it daily to develop your
intuition and calm your mind. You can do it anywhere. Gently press your thumb
against your index finger, then your middle finger, then your ring finger, then
your pinkie finger.

Breathe deeply as you say each word. This technique will get you through all
kinds of crazy emotions and help you release resentment fast. Do you take a
train or bus to work? Instead of scrolling through your phone, use that time to
get centered. Here are two easy ways to get started meditating on public
transportation! You can also explore all my meditation albums. If you enjoy
cooking or baking, turn it into a meditative practice.

The next time you feel stressed out after a long day of work, cook a delicious
meal. The key is to be deliberate. When you walk into the kitchen, set up
everything you need. Play relaxing or energizing music. Take your focus off your
to-do list and onto serving your soul. Enjoy the process and then enjoy the
meal!

When you bring in mindfulness and do these activities deliberately and with joy,
they can become meditative experiences. Walking is actually a great time to
meditate because it keeps us from rushing and allows us to slow down, calm down
and get grounded. Slow down just a bit and make your walk meditative. Get more
grounded and connected with a walking meditation.

You can also listen to this guided walking meditation.

Many people blame technology for their stress, lack of connection and anxiety.
Tech overload keeps us up at night, often literally. Instead of being a source
of anxiety or FOMO, our phones are becoming tools for stress relief. The growing
trend is that people are turning to these channels for guided meditations,
positive affirmations, empowering content and stress relief tools!

Check out a few of my favorite meditative apps below, and click here for a
longer list of my favorite spiritual apps. Spirit Junkie App. Start your day
with a meditative moment through my Spirit Junkie App.


HOW TO MEDITATE

The idea is simple but powerful. Each morning when your phone alarm rings, check
your daily affirmation. Then start your day with a positive, confident attitude.
The app is now available for both iPhone and Android! I love this app because it
makes meditation very easy for folks who are new to the practice.

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The app contains easy tools to help you focus more, sleep better and experience
more Zen. This awesome app is really cool for starting a meditation practice. It
uses an ancient meditation technique known as Trataka, which involves fixing
your internal or external gaze on a point of attention. Also available for
iPhone. You may want to stomp your feet on the ground.

Have a snack or drink some tea. Do something that gets you back into your body
before going back to your daily routine.

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