Ichigo Z.
Meditation helps me to calm down when not feeling great. I am also able to plan my day and appreciate everything I have and am. It brings wonders if you commit on doing it :))
Wade P.
It grounds me, makes me feel present. If I feel my thoughts whisk away to planning for the future or worrying what might happen, I pull myself back and remind myself to stay in the present. It calms me down and realigns my thoughts with my body.
Cecilie W.
While meditating, I feel like I’m organizing my thoughts more. It does not mean that I’m controlling the thoughts. It means, I’m letting the thoughts come to me and then I think about it. The thoughts which are coming to me are only due to inside me. The way I feel generates those thoughts. So, mindful meditation will make you feel more acceptable to the reality. Still, I’ve just started this to cope up with Anxiety and overthinking.
Lucie P.
When saying no, I don’t think you have to be polite about it, but it is better. Saying no is an act of self care, and as such you shouldn’t have guilt when you do. But to dive into the polite part, would be to simply say, “ I am sorry, I can’t help you with… “. There is no need to go into explanations.
Related Questions
- What kind of meditation do you practice.
- Do you have a meditation guide that you recommend or a particular teacher that you feel is very helpful for a beginner?
- When’s your favorite time of day to meditate?
- What is the best way and when is the best time to meditate
- Do you find guided or unguided meditation helps to clear your mind more?
- Is there a certain position you find that works better? It seems harder to focus when I try to sit super straight.
- Do you prefer guided mediations or just calming sounds? Do you have any tips to make master meditation?
- Can you meditate properly laying down?
- How do you position yourself when you meditate? Do you sit, lie down, or stand?
- What do you visualise when meditating??