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Meditation Is Neither Past Nor Future

Meditation Is Neither Past Nor Future

Meditating is not about judging or avoiding thoughts, what it is all about is watching the thoughts as they come, acknowledging them, and gently letting them go.

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The Mistake Everyone Makes

The Mistake Everyone Makes

Meditation, like every other important skill, requires time put into it to achieve mastery. The most important, and not understood thing you'll have to do is to just show up to practice, eve...

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Defining Meditation

Defining Meditation

Meditation is a form of mental training that can help you develop a better relationship with your thoughts and emotions. It also helps you feel more connected with the world around you, which makes finding happi...

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The Untold Benefit of Meditation

The Untold Benefit of Meditation

The reason why, despite knowing the right things to do, you indulge in bad habits anyway is because of your lizard brain.

Meditation reduces the power of the lizard brain and strengthens the ...

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Thank You For Reading This Far

Thank You For Reading This Far

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Meditation Isn’t Remote

Meditation Isn’t Remote

Try to practice bringing mindfulness to various moments in your day: while you brush your teeth, walk, commute to work...

You can simply do this by being mi...

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How to Meditate Properly

How to Meditate Properly

  1. It all starts with the realization of unmindfulness. This is when you realize your mind has wandered off: it will inevitably happen during the practice as well as throughout the day.
  2. After acknowledging the mind wandering off, you must reconcentrate on the pr...

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Hi! 🔭 Nice to meet you all. My name is Giovanni, I'm 15 years old and live in Italy. I am a big dreamer and I wish to change the world. My mission is to help as many people as possible embark on the journey of leveling 🆙 in life.

In this article, I’m going to explain to you what ‘meditating’ really means. I will do this by covering the different aspects of it, as well as giving you a proper opening to start this amazing practice.

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Detachment from your own thoughts

Don't act upon your thoughts and feelings. They are not the ultimate truth or reality.

Detachment from thoughts allows you to see your thoughts from an outside perspective, letting them come and go without allowing yourself to feel too much about them.

1. Breath Meditation

1. Breath Meditation

  • Ānāpānasati, meaning "mindfulness of breathing", is a form of Buddhist meditation which we can do in several stages.
  • The first stage is the contemplation of the body- watching the breath and sensations of different body parts.
  • The second stage is the ...

Meditation Combats Negativity

Meditation Combats Negativity

Research shows meditation significantly reduces the amount of negative thoughts.

The research also showed people who mindfully meditated saw the most benefits. To mindfully meditate:

  • Direct your attention inwardly.
  • Notice thoughts, emotions and...

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