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Meditation for beginners Focusing your mind 100% in one specificarea is what Meditation is all about. This procedure brings with it a significant deal of well-revealed health benefits which includes an boost in concentration, decrease in anxiety, & the general emotion of happiness. It is seen that individuals try meditation in vast numbers, but only a insignificant percentage of these people actually continue to meditate through life. Unfortunate as it is, I feel that a possible cause for the same is that majority beginners don’t see the mindset which is required to make meditation procedure sustainable. Through this piece, we would like to share some practical recommendations which could help beginners to get past their initial hurdles: • Make meditation a formal, everyday practice. The only way for you to reach the next levels in meditation are by having a specific time where you sit still and meditate. • Always begin with concentrating on your breath. Deep breathing will slow your heart rate, relax all your muscles, help you focus your mind & is therefore the ideal way for you to start the practice. • You must stretch before you begin. Stretching will help loosen all your tendons & muscles and thereby comfortably letting you slip into the seated meditation posture. Furthermore, stretching kick starts the “going inward” process & brings an added volume of awareness towards the body. • Always meditate with a objective. All beginners should know that meditation’s an ACTIVE procedure. To focus your attention at a single thought/target is very hard work, so you must be purposefully occupied! • Know that frustration will creep in. beginners always clash with thoughts like “why am I here?”, “what am I doing?”, “why can’t I quiet my mind & focus my thoughts?” Whenever this happens, try focusing on your breathing and release all frustrated feelings. • Allow yourself to feel all parts of your body. When the meditative state has begun to take its hold, the beginner ought to become aware of his/her body. Once your mind becomes still & quiet, focus at your feet, slowly moving up from the feet (including all internal organs). If you can achieve this, know that you’re on the Desirable track. • It’s nice to have a specific room or spot for daily meditation sessions. Your meditation spot shouldn’t be the area where you sleep or work. Placing spiritual paraphernalia & candles within this space will help you to feel comfortable. • Listening to relaxing tune can be of great help to relax your mind if you’re in an agitated state. Don’t push yourself, just let go & relax. • Stay away from distractions. Beginners are generally easily distracted, so keep your cell phone on silent mode, rid your mind of daily duties, etc. the phone ringing, a coffee pot whistle or your kid crying may distract you & you won’t reach a profound relaxation state. • Beginners realize it very challenging to meditate with their eyes closed. So use a candle. Light a candle & use it as the place where you focus. This will aid you strengthen attention span and can be extremely strong. meditation and relaxation