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Meditation

Meditation has been difficult for me.  The best time for me to do it is after a yoga practice as I lay in Shavasana and I find the more I do it, just like any muscle it is getting easier. Meditation is defined as "To focus one's thoughts on, reflect on or ponder over as to deepen undertanding."  This action of surrendering the thinking mind could describe yoga asana practice, pranayama practice, seated meditations or standing in the check out line at the grocery store.  The aim of most meditation is to come to a clearer truth of self. In Bodhi Yoga Teacher Training , we learn about several different types of meditations. 1. Seated Mediations where you sit with the intent for focus or release of the mind 2. Japa Meditations-Chanting where you chant the name of God as a communion or tool for manifesting your sincere desires, opening a grace channel for abundance 3. Guided imagery Meditations where you relax the mind and follow the directions of a verbal guide 4. T