Find Your Inter Peace & Relaxation
Meditation is a practice of breathing exercises, quiet thoughts, or continuous concentration and focus that helps let go of stress and aids in making you feel
more at peace creating mental calmness.
It's like taking your mind on a different state of mind and taking a mental daycation from your daily routines,
anxieties, or things that are bothering you and making your mind wander through the day taking away your focus on important tasks.
When people are under a lot of stress they can feel disorganized and forgetful and also long-term stress may actually change the way your mind processes or recollects memory.
There have been a lot of studies on animals and people and it's really clear that stress can affect how the brain functions overall, different scientific findings have proven that the
brain changes in how it processes information when you're under real-life stress. Stress happens to affect many of the brain functions like mood in anxiety but
also promotes inflammation which affects heart health and stress has been associated with multiple chronicle diseases of the brain and the heart it also tends to
affect men and women in different forms.
Recent studies have shown good results on the impact of meditation in reducing blood pressure.
Also, evidence has been found that it can help you manage insomnia anxiety, and depression.
Some research suggests that meditation can physically change the brain and could help:
Slow the cognitive effects of age.
Reduce inflammation in the body.
Increase your ability to process information.
Support your immune system.
Reduce your symptoms of menopause.
Help aid the brain's response to pain.
More research is needed but it's clear that meditation's effect on the body and brain is making a difference in many people's lives.
mindfulness meditation.
spiritual meditation.
focused meditation.
movement meditation.
mantra meditation.
transcendental meditation.
progressive relaxation.
loving-kindness meditation.
While meditating focus on your breathing and when your mind starts wandering, start to increase the amount of time you are able to stay focused while meditating. If you have reservations about how to get started, try searching online for classes on meditation sometimes your friends and family might be great sources or finding videos on YouTube by people with high subscribers can also be a great source on your meditation journey.