Many people have wondered, why meditate, when there is so much going on in the world that looks more fun or inviting.
Here are 10 Inspiring Reasons
1. The practice of finding your heartbeat will bring your attention into your body and allow your mind to settle.
2. The heart contains your central guidance system that sends messages out to the entire body and mind.
3. The heart offers a way to go deeper to find answers that the logical mind cannot see.
4. You can bring energy into your heart which will invigorate you and take you into deep meditation with a body central approach.
5. You will heal the wounds of your heart with these breathing and meditation practices.
6. You enter a state of Coherence which is the optimal state of being for life.
7. You can connect with your purpose in life.
8. You can radiate waves of peace that you send out from your heart to others as healing energy.
9. Your heart will illuminate the hearts of others.
10. You can breathe in the essence of all life which is around us and within us until your being is filled with a great Joy for living!
There is wisdom, magnetism and power in the heart..
It is heartfelt intent that generates change in people. It is the power of the heart that gives momentum to your chosen direction, and it is the intuitive intelligence of the heart that guides you on the way. — Doc Childre (Transforming Stress)
We learn how to meditate because there’s a deep desire in the heart that we long to re-discover and connect with. We meditate to discover ourselves and what we wish to be. And our heart’s wish is the best indication of who we are. — Puran Bair (Living from the Heart)
The heartbeat vibrates the entire body. The heart’s electro-magnetic field is far more powerful than the brain’s and sends messages from the heart to the brain encoded with emotion.
Why we meditate is because we seek to develop presence, courage and optimism.
Once the experience of meditation is recreated, you see that “this is the state I was once in. This is my own natural condition.” — Puran Bair (Living from the Heart 1998)
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