Core Principles of Meditation
Meditation isn’t just some woo-woo thing that we do to connect to our spiritual side. There is so much scientific proof that meditation is good for us! In this video, I break down the scientific benefits of meditation as well as share some other valuable tips to help you develop and solidify a meditation practice that you love.
But first things first – the science!
Here’s just a few ways that meditation affects our bodies and minds:
Eases inflammationHeightened immunitySlower and deeper breathingSlower heartrate / lower blood pressureMeditation suppresses stress hormonesWe sleep betterWe are more patientMore focused and engagedWe make more purposeful choices / decision-makingThe 16 Seconds to Clarity exercise that I share with you in this video is a way to instantly access the present moment, and allow the stress surrounding you to dissipate,no matter what it is, at any given moment. Simply inhale for four, hold for four, exhale for four, and hold for four. In that 16 second breath practice, you started making huge changes to your body and mind – with just that one breath!
And finally, in this video I also introduce you to the 6 Stages to the Present Moment.
While the present moment is a space of timelessness, it also is fluid and can have many ebbs and flows as we continue connecting to it.
Stage 1 is Settling – remember that Comfort is Queen!
And as you flow through your meditation, you will notice yourself going into and out of all of these stages! Let yourself be curious about what you find within each stage, and you will begin to know yourself on a deeper and more profound level.
It is my sincere hope that these teachings help you develop and solidify a meditation practice that works for you.
Namaste – davidji & Peaches the Buddha Princess
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