These days maybe i prefer meditate in the afternoon, around 1pm-2pm because there’s no one in the house and i have no activities yet. And the surrounding is pretty quite around that time
I prefer to meditate in the evening, preferably before bed. This helps me reflect on my day and release any stress so that I can sleep better
I prefer to meditade either early in the morning or in the evening before going to bed. Sometimes I like to do it during the day when I feel the need to do it.
I usually prefer to meditate first thing in the morning 5:30 or 6:00 am. This helps me to start my day in a positive frame of mind. I will meditate before I got to bed at night around 9:30 pm.
I prefer to be in a much more stressed state in the evening. I would guess that it is because of going thru the day and having to deal with all of the things that life brings to you throughout the day that decompressing all of that tension with some awesome fabulous meditation is just what my spirit ordered. Thank you
Usually in the morning or before bed, sometimes I meditate in flights or while I’m in a cab, I also meditate when my anxiety starts to kick in
I like to start my day with a 10min session meditation. Typically I meditate with in the first 30 min of waking up. I think it sets the tone for my day. In addition, depending on my work day I enjoy a light afternoon meditation as well.
I usually meditate in the morning, less than one hour after wake up. I think It’s better because our mind is free of the busy and boring things that happens. And because you probably will not be interrupted by any urgent problem or call. So, the earlier is your meditation, better results you’ll have.
Either in the morning before I begin my day but if I’m in a rush as I am most times then I leave it till evening before bed but this comes with the problem of being tired and falling asleep during the mediation.
In the morning. I get up between 4-5am so meditate while riding the train to work. On the weekends, I meditate around 5am. Everyone is still asleep so I don’t have any interruptions.
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