Focussing the mind is a great challenge, especially for beginners. It is
good to learn meditation from an experienced teacher, Guru, instead of going
for self. Guided meditation helps to get into the path of inward focussing in a
better way. So also beginners are greatly motivated in group meditation to
express them and to get a better clarity within a short span of time. Once you
are in the track of meditation, then you can do meditation by yourself.
Early morning
before 7’ clock is the best time to meditate. Morning meditation enables one to
feel fresh and energetic for the whole day. Evening meditation can also be done
by those who are not able to find time in morning which can help to rewind the
day and have a good sleep for a nice tomorrow.
Loose clothes are advisable to meditate. Select a quiet room or a quiet
place for meditation. Light stretching for a couple of minutes loosen you up.
Sit comfortably and relaxed on a chair with back straight and feet on a mat on
the floor. Sitting on a mat on the floor in sukhasana with back straight is my
favourite meditation posture. Place your hands on your knees with palms up in
dhyan mudra. Dhyan mudra is done by joining the tip of the thumb and index
finger of the respective hands. Close your eyes. Breathe normally and start
meditation as directed.
Consistent practice and lengthy sessions are the keys of meditation to
get better results. Daily practice is more beneficial to get long term
benefits. A child from 8 year old can start practising meditation. Meditating
at the same time everyday is important to include meditation in your daily
routine. Don’t meditate after a heavy
meal. Commitment and dedication in doing is the thumb rule in successful
meditation. Healthy life style makes meditation more effective. Don’t expect
quick results. You will be discouraged. Wait and experience the miracle
happening in self. While experiencing the joy of meditation you will be
surprised to reveal that what is going around you, no matter you can meditate
anytime, anywhere in your own way to shift yourself to a sense of serenity and
peace.
'Be kind to yourself'.
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