Anneliese U.
I begin by acknowledging feeling unmeanagability and uncenterdness. I try to realize my scattered focus and tell myself that ITV isn’t not with worry force and control that I will succeed in reaching my goals. Taking star tulip also encourages meditation if it is becoming a pattern of resistance. Meditating first thing in the morning even if only a few minutes before you reach for you’re phone or even get up is a good way to make it into a habit and showing yourself the commitment and value to the self taking time in silence can help me achieve.
Angelina U.
I make myself do it anyways. Those are the days that are really important to do it because then when you have a day like that again, it will be easier to do it anyway
Francoise O.
Whenever you feel like you don’t want to meditate, just tell yourself it’s okay that you don’t feel like meditating today. Or you can also postpone it for a different time of day. For example, some mornings I don’t feel like meditating, so instead of not meditating at all that day, I’ll shift it to the evening instead. But, to be honest, as long as you are meditating most days of the week, you’ll still feel calm and centered.
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??