How does you meditation routine look? Do you do it in the morning or evening, etc.?
Recommended AnswerAI SummaryEstablishing a meditation routine can greatly enhance your self-care journey. Many find morning meditation beneficial for setting a positive tone for the day, while evening sessions can help unwind and reflect. Consider your schedule and energy levels to determine what works best for you. Experiment with different times and durations to create a meaningful daily ritual that fits seamlessly into your routine. Consistency is key, so aim to meditate regularly to cultivate lasting healthy habits.
Depends. But I usually do it in regular basis.. morning.. afternoon and in the evening. Any light stretch or yoga or walk.
I am a single mom. I’m on the go before work and after work. The best time for me is during lunch. When I’m completely alone. It’s amazing and a good reboot for my brain.
I listen to a whole body scan while in the shower Lunch time I try to not use my phone and self meditate reflect on the day upcoming evening routine and the following day. Night time if I have not settled down I play another meditation that I have recorded. I need to do a better job fitting yoga and journalling in
Depends. But I usually do it in regular basis.. morning.. afternoon and in the evening. Any light stretch or yoga or walk.
I do my meditation in the morning in a room by myself with the door closed. Sometimes I sit on a special meditation cushion I bought and meditate with The Daily Calm, to practice mindfulness. Other times, especially if I wake up feeling tired or in pain or just not motivated, I meditate lying down, using Fabulous’s body scan meditation. I find Fabulous’s meditation makes me feel better physically, while the Daily Calm helps me mentally over time.
Depends. But I usually do it in regular basis.. morning.. afternoon and in the evening. Any light stretch or yoga or walk.
Depends. But I usually do it in regular basis.. morning.. afternoon and in the evening. Any light stretch or yoga or walk.
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