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Walking Meditation

Walking Meditation

Print this entryMost people in the West associate meditation with sitting quietly. But traditional Buddhist teachings identify four meditation postures: sitting, walking, standing and lying down. All four are valid means of cultivating a calm and clear mindfulness of the present moment. The most common meditation posture after sitting is walking. In meditation centers and monasteries, indoor halls and outdoor paths are often built for walking meditation. On meditation retreats, regular walking meditation is an integral part of the schedule….

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The Walking Meditation

The Walking Meditation

Print this entryBeing outdoors has a great benefit on us, physically, mentally, and emotionally. Being cooped up inside will lead to feeling depressed, lethargic, and sore. Actually getting outside and walking will get your blood pumping and you’ll notice you feel a lot better if you regularly practice walking meditations, which will help to remove stress from the mind, heart, and body. How to Start a Walking Meditation Start by noticing everything around you. As new thoughts come in, let…

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