Meditation and its Types
Meditation:
In a demanding society when our senses are frequently dulled, meditation gives space for relaxation and increased awareness.
According to research, meditation could be able to provide longer-lasting stress
reduction.
Meditation techniques
Some of the most well known techniques for meditating include the following examples:
1. Mindfulness of loving-kindness
Loving-kindness Metta meditation is another name for meditation. Its objective is to foster a mindset of love and kindness toward everyone and everything, even one's adversaries and stressors.
Those who are impacted by:
langer\frustration
lresentment
linterpersonal disagreement
2. Body scan or gradual unwinding
Progressive relaxation is a type of meditation that encourages people to scan their bodies for tension. It is also referred to as body scan meditation. The objective is to become aware of tension and allow it to release.
3. Meditation for clarity
People can practise mindfulness meditation practically anyplace. A person might peacefully observe their surroundings, including the sights, sounds, and odours they encounter, while standing in line at the grocery shop, for instance.
Being mindful can:
l minimize the focus on negative feelings
l enhance concentration and memory while reducing irrational, emotional responses
l increase satisfaction in relationships.
4. Mindfulness of breathing
One form of mindful meditation that promotes mindful breathing is breath awareness.
Practitioners take deep breaths while carefully counting them or otherwise concentrating on them.
5. Kundalini yoga
A physically demanding type of meditation, kundalini yoga combines movements with deep breathing and mantras.
People typically take classes or learn from teachers. The positions and mantras can be learned at home, though.
6. Transcendental Meditation:
Transcendental Meditation is a spiritual form of meditation where practitioners remain seated and breathe slowly. The goal is to transcend or rise above the person current state of being.
During meditation session, practitioners focus on a mantra or a repeated word or series of words.
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