The Benefits of Meditation
Meditation is more than just a form of exercise and relaxation. It’s more than just chanting, meditating and chanting. Meditation is not a magical time machine, it’s not a new world of enlightenment. Meditation is a peaceful, natural experience that flows in the bodies and minds of people from around the world.
Buddhism is rooted in the Indian subcontinent and is now taught in some traditional Buddhist centers in the U.S. and even in a few western cities. Its primary principles and teachings are the same. It is, however, not taught in schools or colleges anymore and does not hold the same value of respect that it used to.
Yoga is a form of exercise, meditation and relaxation, and can be done to exercise and increase one’s mental clarity. However, many people find yoga to be very difficult to learn and/or to practice. People who learn yoga may feel a sense of weakness or inadequacy after a certain point, and they cannot understand why they feel that way. This is because yoga is not as simple as exercise, as it requires a lot of time and dedication to perfect the techniques.
Meditation is considered to be very simple. Its primary principle is focused attention, and is an exercise in awareness. Meditation is a direct link between the mind and the body. Meditation can be done anywhere, even at the bedside of a dying person. Meditation can be done on one’s own, with or without the use of any music instruments.
