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Mindful meditation is good for your mental health. Meditation Was inspired by the ancient Buddhist practice of American doctors in 1970's developed a secular version of meditation to release stress.
Their guiding principles of meditation is to learn to live in the present moment. Training your brain to stop focusing on the past traumas or future stressess. This technique is very simple;
Taking a few minutes each day to concentrate on the breath and observe the sensations that are arising in the body what meditators call, a mental body scan. Practitioners claim mindfulness meditation reduces stress and anxiety.
Meditation can actually moderate your body's production of cortisol so you feel less under pressure. Other studies shows even more tangible health benefits. It lowers blood pressure and helps with pain control.
Their guiding principles of meditation is to learn to live in the present moment. Training your brain to stop focusing on the past traumas or future stressess. This technique is very simple;
Taking a few minutes each day to concentrate on the breath and observe the sensations that are arising in the body what meditators call, a mental body scan. Practitioners claim mindfulness meditation reduces stress and anxiety.
Meditation can actually moderate your body's production of cortisol so you feel less under pressure. Other studies shows even more tangible health benefits. It lowers blood pressure and helps with pain control.