Monday, March 21, 2011

The Art Of Mindful Meditation

By Felly Giles


What happens around a person plays a big role in the way that person will response to the condition. What a person sees or ears will determine how he acts. I other words, this aspect will push a person to think depending on what they have seen or heard. It is in most cases referred to as mindfulness.

The problem with many people is that they don't give this state of Mindfulness the necessary consideration due to the rush to understand what is happening. The difference between trying to understand the situation and mindfulness is that the later brings you to a state of awareness which in return makes you more open to respond and avoid the temptation to be negative.

The central communication part is the mind. What happens touching the body is of great concern to the mind. It will scrutinize all happenings though not to make any negative move but to keep the entire body is properly informed.

Though the concept of mindfulness is difficult to exhaustively explain, it is established that it has its origin in the philosophical as well as cultural traditions. It gives the person that conviction that something good or bad may be happening or may happen.

The Mindfulness art will do great help to a person if it is well applied. This has been proven by many people and psychological practitioners.

The art of mindfulness can be improved or developed by employing one of the following methods; yoga, mindful thinking or walking and music therapy -listening to music. One may opt for eco therapy which involves taking time and being with the nature or even do "mindful breathing".

There is a vast difference between 'Mindful' meditation and Mindful concentration. In "Mindful" concentration the mind is focused on one particular point, thought or word. All attempts of the mind to wonder to other things are discouraged.

The major different between the two is that mindful meditation covers a bigger scope of thought. In this, the mind will focus on both the internal as well as the external stimulus. The point is to be able to recognize any change occurring either within or without the person.




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