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IN OUR STRESSFUL, FAST-PACED SOCIETY, AN INCREASING NUMBER OF PEOPLE HAVE FOUND A NEED TO ADOPT MEDITATION INTO THEIR LIVES.

HISTORY OF

MEDITATION

BENEFITS

Listening to music or taking a walk in the park can all be considered as meditation in a broad sense. But in yoga and Buddhism, meditation generally refers to more formal practices of focusing the mind and observing ourselves in the moment. Meditation is a way to bring the bustling mind to stillness and tranquility, eliminating conscious thought and offering the meditator a unique concentration and “one-pointedness of mind.” An internal balance, mental collectedness and acute awareness of the present moment are all said to be present during meditation. 
Meditation is a simple technique, accessible to all people of the world. There are many types to choose from, so that any one person can find the form that suits him. However, concentrative meditation and mindfulness meditation are the two main types of practices.

Psychological 

Reduced stress, anxiety, depression, irritability and moodiness


Increased creativity, intelligence, learning ability, moral, emotional control, self-esteem and alertness,
reasoning and memory


Feelings of vitality and rejuvenation


Improved relationships and concentration

Physiological 

Helps lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels


Prevents, slows or controls pain of chronic diseases


Boosts immune system
Improves airflow, especially in those with asthma


Younger biological age

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