Meditation For Beginners Quotes

“The easiest way to get touch with this universal power is through silent Prayer. Shut your eyes, shut your mouth, and open your heart. This is the golden rule of prayer. Prayer should be soundless words coming forth from the centre of your heart filled with love.”
― Amit Ray, Om Chanting and Meditation

“Meditation is blossoming of the prefrontal cortex to overcome the momentum of the nature. It is coming out of the loops of memories, patterns,fears, dreams and anger.”
― Amit Ray, Meditation: Insights and Inspirations

“Whenever you feel overwhelmed, distracted and out of sorts. Turn your attention to your breath, inhale, exhale, and listen to the sound and movement of your everyday breath flowing softly in and out through your nose. You will reclaim your calm and refocus on what matters.”
― Ntathu Allen, yoga for beginners a simple guide to the best yoga styles for relaxation, stretching and good health

“To experience every situation as new and miraculous, you have to focus on your senses instead of focusing on the sense objects.”
― Todd Perelmuter

“Make a consistent habit of meditation every day at the same exact time and do not miss it no matter what. It doesn't matter if you meditated for 10,000 hours if you haven't done it for 30 years. It needs to be built into a habit.”
― Todd Perelmuter

“There are so many different kinds of meditation and they're each incredibly valuable, profound and have different amazing benefits. So, there's no reason to limit yourself to just one type of meditation.”
― Todd Perelmuter

“From a yogic perspective, good health starts within. All yogic practices help to keep your skin healthy and radiant.
The beauty industry spends a lot of money projecting a certain image of beauty that causes you to feel inadequate if you do not match up to this ideal.
From a yogic view you foster your inner beauty through the natural care of your body. The yogi sees their physical body as a temple that houses your soul. True beauty is the reflection of your inner self radiating and touching others”
― Ntathu Allen, Yoga for Beginners: A Simple Guide to the Best Yoga Styles and Exercises for Relaxation, Stretching, and Good Health

“Simply put stress is reacting negatively to perceived unpleasant things in your life. When you learn to be aware of how you are breathing, it becomes easier for you to stop stress and reclaim your calm.”
― Ntathu Allen

“The best meditation app is not an app, but the human mind.”
― Abhijit Naskar

“Reflect that we all have our Poonas, bolt-holes from unpleasant reality. The danger, as Miller is always insisting, of meditation becoming such a bolt-hole. Quietism can be mere self-indulgence. Charismata like masturbations. Masturbations, however, that are dignified, by the amateur mystics who practise them, with all the most sacred names of religion and philosophy. 'The contemplative life.' It can be made a kind of high-brow substitute for Marlene Dietrich: a subject for erotic musings in the twilight. Meditation - valuable, not as a pleasurable end; only as a means for effecting desirable changes in the personality and mode of existence. To live contemplatively is not to live in some deliciously voluptuous or flattering Poona; it is to live in London, but to live there in a non-cockney style.”
― Aldous Huxley, Eyeless in Gaza

“One common analogy used for meditation is that when the water of a lake is agitated by waves, it is difficult to see what is really there. But when the water is still, you can see clearly. The same is true of your mind - when it is calm you can see and experience inner peace.”
― Swami Saradananda, Sitting Comfortably: Preparing the Mind and Body for Peaceful Meditation

“The beginning of the spiritual journey is what I call "life after awakening.”
― Adyashanti, True Meditation: Discover the Freedom of Pure Awareness

“Everything that you do, amounts to meditation. Whatever you focus on, whatever you concentrate on, whatever you give your energy to, whatever you think about—is ‘meditating’ upon it. Ordinarily, that is not the everyday understanding of meditation, but it’s true. Most people are meditating on their problems.”
― Bodhisattva Shree Swami Premodayava

“No matter what the tree, they all grow from one seed, which takes root and branches out. Meditation is like the lotus tree. Rich with many, many layers, leaves and petals. It blossoms to be a vibrant flower, but at its core, it is the same, basic principle, ~ the seed you plant.”
― Andrew Pacholyk, Lead Us To A Place: Your Spiritual Journey Through Life's Seasons

“Breathing and sitting in silence allows you the space to find your joy and what matters most to you.”
― Ntathu Allen, Meditation for Beginners: How to Meditate for People Who Hate to Sit Still

“You may think you don’t have the space to do yoga at work or the time to stretch in the morning. Yet yoga is so versatile and adaptable, you will be amazed at how easily you can fit the following yoga stretches into your busy schedule.”
― Ntathu Allen, Yoga for Beginners: A Simple Guide to the Best Yoga Styles and Exercises for Relaxation, Stretching, and Good Health

“If you are looking for a way to find inner peace, stillness and quiet in your life, then the ancient art of meditation may provide you with the calm you are seeking”
― Ntathu Allen, Yoga for Beginners: A Simple Guide to the Best Yoga Styles and Exercises for Relaxation, Stretching, and Good Health

“The crises in my life eventually served as catalysts to understand that I needed to make different choices to engage higher perspectives. In reading self-help and personal growth books, I began to understand when there is a reoccurring problem, such as the financial hardship we experienced, the underlying higher messages want to be revealed. They will make a continuous unyielding effort to get our attention. The opportunity that lies within crisis is, for you to be willing to look closely and identify the underlying patterns and message in what is happening around you.”
― Bridgitte Jackson-Buckley, The Gift of Crisis: How I Used Meditation to Go From Financial Failure to a Life of Purpose

“The presence of the mind with time is the only real meditation.”
― breathingstation

“When it seem like everything and everyone hates you, and you look for reasons why the universe is unfair; then you need meditation - ITS THE COMFORT for the lost souls.”
― Victor Vote

“What are you left with
When you notice your thoughts
Without being entangled in their web?

The present

This”
― Eric Overby, Legacy

“Meditation is a wonderful way to free your mind from stress. With meditation, you transcend the mind. The mind makes up all stress and suffering. Choose Freedom!”
― Zane Baker

“Regular meditation makes you more aware of the uniqueness of each moment, enabling you to live more fully in the presenting, without needless longing for the past or worrying about the future.”
― Swami Saradananda

“Meditation is a state of mind in which you are fully focused on the experience of being in the eternal 'now'.”
― Swami Saradananda, Sitting Comfortably: Preparing the Mind and Body for Peaceful Meditation

“If you build a good rhythm for your meditation, you will find that it soon becomes a deeply ingrained habit.”
― Swami Saradananda, Sitting Comfortably: Preparing the Mind and Body for Peaceful Meditation

“There is only one failure in meditation: the failure to meditate faithfully. ... Put your meditation first and everything else second; you will find, for one thing, that it enriches everything else. ... If you are harassed by personal anxieties, it is all the more important to have your meditation; it will release the resources you need to solve the problems at hand. To make progress in meditation, we have to be not only systematic but sincere too.”
― Eknath Easwaran, Passage Meditation (Essential Easwaran Library) by Eknath Easwaran ( 2008 ) Paperback

“This word “meditation” means many different things to different people. It has been applied to dancing and to listening to music and even to letting the mind wander, which is just the opposite of meditation. I want to explain right from the outset that when I talk about meditation, I mean only one thing: systematically training the mind to focus completely on a lofty ideal until that ideal absorbs our every faculty and passion.”
― Eknath Easwaran, Love Never Faileth: Eknath Easwaran on St. Francis, St. Augustine, St. Paul, and Mother Teresa

“Meditation should not be a forced effort. If it is forced, it is doomed from the very beginning. A forced thing will never make you natural. There is no need to create unnecessary conflict. This is to be understood because mind has a natural capacity to meditate if you give it objects which are appealing to it. If you are body oriented, there are ways you can reach towards God through the body because the body also belongs to God. If you feel you are heart oriented, then prayer. If you feel you are intellect oriented, then meditation.”
― Rajneesh, The Orange Book: The Meditation Techniques of Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh

“Be quiet. Let this be your diet.”
― Fakeer Ishavardas

“We are like fish in the middle of the ocean in search of water, lost, hopeless, and confused with too many theistic and atheistic theories without realizing we are in the ocean of love and grace. The personality, ego, and identity can never see the True Self, but it is Self-Aware that it exists. The only way we realize our True Self is by the power of suggestion, and gradually but consistently believing in this Truth until we transcend all our conditioning, limitations, subconscious tendencies, genetics, memory, imagination, body, mind, and so on. As soon as we transcend the Karmic, genetic, subconscious, and lifetime memories and their tendencies, the sooner we break free from the bondage of this limited mind and body. We become the non-mental knowing awareness. By Rameen Zereh Unconditional Happiness

#mooji #mindfulness #selfdevelopment”
― Rameen Zereh