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Benefits
There
are many benefits from meditation no matter if you
do it for 5 minutes per day or for hours. The
benefits may be different but so may your goals
also be. So if your goal is to
reduce stress and become more relaxed, short
5-minute exercises will help you a lot.
But if your goal is to become more spiritual aware
and more connected to your spirituality, you may
want to increase the time for at least
30 minutes per day.
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Postures
Before
you start, you have to choose a
posture you want to use. Postures are positions that will give you a more
successful meditation. There are different postures and you can either lie down or
sit up in varies positions.
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Breathing
Exercises
Breathing
is a great way to start if you are new to this. It is simple and is the foundation of
every type of meditation. No matter what kind of
energy or spiritual work you want to learn, you will need to
know how to warm up and relax your mind and body
with breathing exercises.
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Focal
Meditation
Focal
techniques are a very simple yet powerful exercises. You will learn to focus on one small
object without getting distracted be the
surroundings. This will help you focus and
concentrate while meditating
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5-Minute
Meditation
A
short 5-10 minute relaxation exercise is great for
beginners as well as people who want to get rid of
stress and tension. The great thing about doing
short exercises when you are starting out is that
you will not get frustrated and unfocused as you
may will during a 30-60 minute session. You
have to slowly get used to sitting still and
thoughtless and in the beginning your mind will
feel bored and your thoughts will wander off a
lot. But in time, you will train yourself to
become more disciplined.
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Meditation
MP3
Some
people find it relaxing with soft music
while meditating or the sound of nature on
recordings. Others like to have an audio recording
guiding them through the exercise step by step
so that they do not have to focusing on
remembering every step.
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