Benefits of Meditation

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an Easy 5 step guide on how to get the most out of your Meditation

  • The main objective of meditation is to reduce and eliminate all of the jumbled up noises in your mind

  • Increasing your focus on your breathing by paying specific attention on how your rib cage inflates during inhalation and deflates during exhalation visually

  • The devil is in the detail. Your entire focus needs to be present. Notice how your shoulders gently rise and drop with each breath

  • Try and repeat this cycle for 10 breaths and see if this starts to produce a deep sense of relaxation and calmness in your mind

  • Bring your attention back to your sense of breathing everytime you feel it wandering off

Meditation would also allow you to gain a new perspective on stressful situations and

  • Building stress managing skills

  • Increasing your self-awareness

  • Increase your resilience

  • help you focus on the present

  • Reducing negative emotions

  • Increasing imagination and creativity

  • Increasing patience and tolerance

  • Reduce your heart rate

  • Lowering your resting blood pressure

  • Improving sleep quality

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