There’s no magic in a meditation practice. You don’t need more than a few minutes to help bring peace of mind to stressful times. Here are three easy mediations for these difficult weeks.
Wash your stress away in the shower:
Use your imagination to bring peace of mind. Takes just a minute or two every day:
Yes, when I said easy meditations I meant it!
Send kindness to yourself and others.
This powerful practice is called “metta” or “loving kindness. It’s particularly helpful for some of us these days. (Yeah, talking about myself here.) It’s very simple:
Getting in touch with heart energy gives us an amazing boost..
Start with yourself. Take your time and really feel it.
That part is the most important one for me. But then there’s this next part. It’s the hardest one for many of us. We don’t have to know the object of our attention, they can be anyone in the world. Yes, even him.
And finally, loving kindness to all beings.
These are simple, but they can be life changing. Nothing to lose by trying them, even if just for a day or a week.
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All beautiful, Carol. I’ll keep referring back to them.
Pinned and tweeted this. These are great and so useful in these stressful times.
I like the idea of meditating in the shower. I never thought of that. I usually use my walks as my meditation time.
Ahhhh. Thanks for these. I used to practice the loving kindness meditations. I’m drawing those back in.
I meditate in the shower and when I do my stretching. And I will certainly now be using “To Those Who Have Hurt or Angered You” more often. Thank you!
Thank you Carol. I’ve bookmarked, so I can revisit. I find meditating a challenge, so ways to make it easier are appreciated!
And now, as the world slows down, we have time for this and more.
Beautiful! Thank you, Carol!