Meditation
Monday, March 24th, 2008Meditation is a practice that restores balance in life. Today, meditation is used to treat
anxiety, stress, and depression. By dissolving stress it enables a person to makes better choices through clear thinking. Those who meditate regularly report higher levels of self-esteem. This practice has been used to help people quit smoking, conquer drug and alcohol addictions, reduce blood pressure and reduce symptoms of pre-menstrual syndrome and menopause. Meditation aids in lowering heart rate and blood pressure by slowing down the process of breathing.
Psychological Benefits
- Reduction in levels of stress and anxiety

- Inducing higher creativity and intelligence
- Reducing depression
- Increased learning ability, better reasoning and memory
- Reducing irritability and moodiness
- Better levels of energy vitality and rejuvenation
- Inducing emotional control
- Increase in self-esteem
- Increased alertness and concentration
- Improvement in relationships
Physiological Benefits
- May help to lower blood pressure
- Prevented, slowed or controlled pain in case of chronic diseases
- Boosting your immune system
- Help in lowering cholesterol levels
- Improvement in airflow, especially in those with asthma
- Helps in looking and feeling younger.
