All experiences in life are registered within our most sacred temple - the human body. How we deal with those experiences is our choice, but if we fail to see our lives and our planet as sacred, if we fail to see our lives as an initiatory process, then we may blame others for our experiences instead of realizing that we are the ones who created the experiences at some level of our being, to assist our own growth. - Lyn Asmar
Monday, July 12, 2010
THE BEST TIME TO MEDITATE
Many people have asked me about the best time to meditate. In my personal experience I have found early morning when I am fresh, a good time. As the day goes on and the chores of a workday take over, it is sometimes more difficult to move into an altered state of consciousness. Many people, because of the pressures of work, become overstimulated by coffee or certain types of tea. This makes it more difficult to take a few minutes to relax enough to move down into the alpha level to experience a deep meditative period. Some also worry about the further chores that have to be attended to. This, of course, is enough to bring you immediately back to the normal conscious level. Many people become tired after a day's work, and so tend to fall asleep in the middle of meditation. Once this pattern is established, it is often hard to break. Sometimes, getting up and washing your face to wake you up might work, but if you have a tendency to fall asleep again, it would be better to get up a half hour earlier in the morning and use that time as your meditation period.
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