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Meditation guide
There are many different forms and styles of meditation
with all of them relating to the same point, awareness of oneself.
This is one of the easiest forms of meditation which
you can learn, it is one that can be done anywhere, at anytime without anyone
even realising you are meditating.
While there are many different forms of meditation
there are only two different types, active and passive meditation:
Buddhist scriptures give us a great deal of insight
into meditation, the techniques are clearly explained and include the Buddhist's
own meditation practices.
It is thought that within our bodies there are focal
points of energy, this energy affects our whole life and allows us to experience
life and everything that happens around us.
Meditation is a great way to help relieve stress
and anxiety; it calms the senses thereby enabling the mind to become still
and the body to become passive.
Mantra meditation is one of the oldest forms of meditation
and one which Tibetan monks practice daily, a mantra is simply a group of
sound vibrations which are used to focus the attention on.
While no special equipment is necessary for you to
be able to practice meditation there are some things which can help you
in your meditation, however they are by no means necessary and your experience
will be just as meaningful and helpful to the mind and body without the
use of any special equipment. |
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