Make Meditation Part of Your Daily Routine

Life can at times get a little overwhelming considering the many things that one has to do. When this is the case, it is necessary to have an outlet that gives you a piece of mind, centers your thoughts and brings you back to earth with a smiling face. To do this successfully, you can add meditation, a medicine for the soul, into your practices. However, you need to learn how to meditate if you are to do it without facing any difficulty.

Before meditating, you need to find a quiet and peaceful space.  You should establish a location where you can be alone without any interruptions. This can either be inside or outside your home. Alternatively, you can look for an area which is free from interruptions. After finding the most suitable location, you should keep yourself as comfortable as possible.  Try to drink some water, wear comfy clothing, sit on a pillow and light some incense or a candle.

Once everything is in place, you can get into the common meditation posture which involves keeping your legs crossed and the back straight. The hands should be resting gently on your lap to give you the much needed freedom. With this position, you get to open your heart and airways thus letting your lower body relax. You can then close your eyes before deepening your breath. Try counting as you breathe as it gives your mind a simple task to focus on.

By meditating, you get to take some time off and use your breath as a way of connecting to the present moment. It is through this action that you are able to cultivate awareness, calmness and awareness. However, you must do it in the correct manner if you are to get the expected results.

Ellen Re

Ellen Re Saquiba, is a busy working woman with 2 kids, a health specialist, contributing journalist, and Founder and CEO at Reckon Solutions. Ellen has a passion for professional writing and has been a contributing journalist across Asia in many national publications. She has a special interest in writing content with the purpose of providing unique, impactful and interesting content for readers.

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