Meditation makes us calmer, gives us perspective, relaxes our nervous system, improves our sleep, lowers our blood pressure.... so why don’t we commit and do it every day?
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It’s not fun, it’s too hard, I can’t find the time, great idea add it to the list of healthy things I wish I was doing. I’d love to know your answer.
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For me, there was a tipping point many years ago, I can’t even remember exactly when it happened, maybe it was gradual. At a certain point, it became clear that the effort of living without daily meditation was way harder than dealing with my inner obstacles. Once that reality become clear, I decided to commit. .
I started with a three-minute daily meditation commitment because I had gone through too may phases of sitting for 30 minutes and then falling off the bandwagon. I told myself, “Really, you can’t tell me that you don’t have three minutes!” So the base commitment was for three minutes and anything beyond was bonus.
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Three minutes grew to seven then eleven then twenty. Start small. Baby steps can go a long way..

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