Meditation: Ayurveda Ayurvedic Dictionary on Meditation

Meditation

Ideal for disciplining the mind and removing stress & strain, it is best done after a quick bath to cleanse yourself. Critical in satisfying the mind's hunger, when done well it is so nourishing that even the body can survive on less. Control of desire, or mental hunger, is the key to longevity and immortality. Anything can be meditation so long it is sincere and heartfelt. The simplest and healthiest involves the sun and its golden colour is deemed the most nourishing and productive.

While this routine acts as a critical shield of defence against the destabilising influences of an external environment, by using selective choice in some of the other factors mentioned below you can easily improve upon the condition of your total health.

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For more articles on Meditation , see: Meditation , Ayurveda, Body Mind and Soul or Alternative Medicine

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The definition and meaning of Meditation is extracted from the home page of All Ayurveda - Worlds first portal on Ayurveda

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