Stop Believing These 5 Myths About Meditation!

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Myth #4: You need lots of time and effort to meditate.

Meditation may seem time-consuming and challenging, yet simply a few minutes a day may improve your mental and physical health. Try meditation without worrying about time or effort. Simple everyday meditation tips:

Start small: Meditation’s advantages don’t need hours of practice. Daily meditation may help. Start with 2-3 minutes and progressively increase your practice.

Finding a peaceful place to meditate may help. Just sit or lay down in a comfortable place.

Concentrate on your breath: Breathing meditation is easy. Shut your eyes and focus on your breath, observing its in-and-out motion. If your mind wanders, slowly return to your breath.

Guided meditations may benefit beginners. Beginner-guided meditation applications and websites may help you concentrate and relax.

Short daily meditation activities have been demonstrated to improve mental and physical health. A 2018 Frontiers in Human Neuroscience research demonstrated that 10 minutes of daily meditation over 16 weeks improved cognitive function and mood regulation in older individuals.

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Theodor
Theodor
Passionate about cognitive psychology and data research, Tudor aims to highlight the importance of prioritizing self-care regardless of age, gender, or nationality. For over two years, he has been prioritizing extensive research in mindfulness and meditation techniques delivered to everyday people in a simple, meaningful manner.

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