How do you meditate? Do you focus only on breathing?
Meditation can take many forms, and focusing on your breath is a common technique. To meditate, find a quiet space, sit comfortably, and close your eyes. Begin by taking deep breaths, paying attention to the sensation of air entering and leaving your body. If your mind wanders, gently bring your focus back to your breath. You can also explore other methods like guided imagery or body scans. The key is consistency—developing a daily ritual of meditation can help cultivate mindfulness and support your overall well-being.
Hi, I try to meditate everyday two times; in the morning I’m focusing on body scanner and breathing meditation 🧘♂️ and before to sleep I try to empty the brain and focusing on fasting (I follow 16:8 intermittent fasting skipping the dinner)
No not just breathing I try to feel flows of energy through whole body and I’ve taken on a free course on meditation hoping to learn something
I typically focus on breathing and practicing not getting distracted. I also do guided meditations that include body scan, loving kindness practice and others.
I start perceiving my body, I ask myself how i feel. Then I listen to my breath and try to feel serene and calm. I try to feel compassion for myself, for my mistakes. I am on a cloud light headed with my eyes closed and I see my life trough a window. Sometimes when the images trough the window get too detailed I come back to my breath and take distance. I feel my body relaxed and independent.
Typically I use guided meditation on YouTube or headspace. I just haven’t got enough practice yet to really be able to go unguided. It helps me if I start to get distracted by giving me something to anchor too. I sometimes do breathing meditation, but other times do loving kindness and compassion meditation too.
I typically try to focus on my breathing but most times it’s hard for me to quiet my brain. I’ve found that with my adult adhd the only time my mind is truly quiet is during a sensory deprivation float session. Very hard environment to replicate at home, unfortunately
Fabulous has a lot of guided meditations provided. The instructions are clear to follow. Just choose a guided meditation that can help you at the moment. Follow the steps. In most cases, it is not only about breathing. Some meditations will make you more aware of your body, feelings, and thoughts.
It depends. If my my is too chaotic, it’s all I can do; (breathing meditation). If however I’m relaxed and focused mentally, I’ll add some visualization practice. I’ll try to picture something I’m striving for, whether it’s health related, or something material. I try to not only picture it, but try to access all my senses. I’ll imagine what it would look like, feel like, smell like, etc. I think visualization is helpful; but perhaps works best after I’ve learned to quiet the mind.
I use an fabulous app to meditate. I am still learning and when I follow an app like fabulous it helps me get back to being mindful. when I concetrate on my breathing and center myself it helps me.
I use a guided meditation app. Once I find a guide that I like I may try more of his guided meditations. I think about what the person is saying. I am getting very good at relaxing my body for sleep.
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