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Although many people are not aware of it, the connection between yoga and meditation is quite strong. Yoga is a perfect compliment to meditation, regardless of whether your goals are to reduce stress and anxiety, improve your overall heath or just become more spiritually aware. It is possible, while practicing yoga, to achieve a deep state of meditation.
Yoga and Meditation go hand in hand and will really help to accelerate your personal and spiritual growth.
Yoga really is just another form of meditation. The practice of yoga helps you to get more in touch with the subtle energy that flows through your body and focuses your attention inwards. While many people will use yoga to increase their flexibility and strength, this is only a small part of the benefits you can get from this timeless practice. As a medium to align yourself with your pure divine nature, yoga and meditation will help you to heighten your sense of self-awareness and build a great foundation for your personal growth.
When you look at the fundamentals of yoga and meditation, you will see that they are not terribly different. Both yoga and meditation offer a certain degree of spiritual, physical and emotional benefits. The connection to both the spiritual world and physical world can be greatly enhanced by effectively using yoga and meditation together. Both practices require you to develop the same skills.
It is important that you develop trust in yourself and your inner wisdom when you first start to learn both yoga and meditation. One common misconception about doing yoga and meditation is that you must have a teacher. A good teacher is important when learning the fundamentals and can certainly be a great benefit, but ultimately it will be up to you and your inner wisdom to fully benefit from each of these practices. You must have faith in yourself or it will be difficult to get the best physical and spiritual benefits.
Secondly each of these practices require a sense of mental and physical discipline. We all have a myriad of obligations, stresses, and goals that are deeply rooted in the physical world, and these can easily distract you from the objectives you have set for your yoga and meditation practices. It is important to develop a sense of discipline when it comes to using these techniques. To completely enjoy all the profound benefits of your yoga and meditation sessions try to avoid missing too many sessions.
Finally, yoga and meditation both require a bit of patience. Although you can obtain substantial benefits from these practices, it can take a while to develop a sense of mastery. In the beginning, yoga and meditation can seem like a waste of time, particularly if you have never used them before, but you have to maintain the patience necessary to obtain their benefits. Just remember that the benefits will come, it may take days or even weeks, but they will come.
With just a small amount of effort you can learn to benefit from doing yoga and meditation because both of these practices are largely the same. Over time, you will even be able to use these practices together. The meditative aspect of yoga makes it easy to realize substantial physical and mental benefits that will help you to improve nearly every aspect of your life.
At the minimum yoga is a great way to get your body in good condition and if you learn how to meditate you will get the best of both worlds and take your spiritual growth to a whole new level.
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