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How do you feel after practicing meditation?
You may feel more energetic, charged, refreshed, content, and deeply connected with a wholeness after meditation. It enhances concentration, attention, and decision-making. Clears thoughts to organize the mind and makes one think better, more patient, and less anxious.
Why does meditation feel good?
After a bit of practice, meditation results in feelings of calm, relaxation, and even euphoria. This “natural high” allows you to regulate your emotions better and overcome distressing situations. When first trying meditation, find a quiet place to be by yourself.
Why do I feel so peaceful after meditation?
When you meditate, you focus on one thing (for example your breath). This eventually reduces the brain activity as no thought occurs in deep meditative state. The brain becomes less active and less consumed by thoughts. And you don’t feel any stress / worry / fear / anxiety after that.
Why do I feel so calm after meditation?
Do you experience physical reactions when you meditate?
Not everyone experiences physical reactions when they meditate, but when they do happen, people tend to be confused about what exactly is occurring. An example of a relatively common physical reaction during meditation is what’s known as a “kriya.”
Do you feel disappointed if you don’t have meditative experiences?
Naturally we like some meditative experiences better than others, and may feel disappointed if we meditate and don’t have those experiences. There are no good or bad experiences in meditation. There is no right or wrong way to feel. Meditation is about “letting go” and trusting the natural flow of life.
What happens when you become uncomfortable during meditation?
As you allow yourself to experience the restlessness, it will eventually settle down. Sometimes during meditation, we may be uncomfortable with some of the feelings that arise. This might take the form of a strong emotion or a physical sensation in the body.
Why do things come to mind when I meditate?
You can think of them as part of the healing process that happens during meditation. As you deepen your practice, you develop a heightened awareness, and it is natural for things that were buried to start to surface.