Meditating Online: A New Way to Enjoy Serenity?

Portals and Resources for Online Meditations

By Sabah Karimi, published Oct 10, 2006
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If you're new to meditation or yoga, or have been thinking about taking a class on meditation technique, you may find help online with some web resources. Meditation can be discovered and practiced in many forms, and visualization, guided meditation, and meditative breaks are a great way to enhance your overall well-being. It can be used as a positive start to your day, an affirmation exercise, or as a way to center yourself when you feel 'stuck' during stressful times. Meditating on a regular basis can increase your self-awareness, making it easier to manage life overall.

Online resources are growing in depth and value, with various sites offering complete portals to web-based meditations. Along with today's growing media and video sites, it's easier than ever to watch and learn a variety of activities. Learning to meditate, and then taking part in a guided meditation over the web is a great idea to get you started, or continue on your meditation and spiritual journey.

Download Meditation is a simple and easy-to-navigate site that lets you take part in guided meditations, listen to meditation music, and even watch spiritual videos. The clips play in Windows Media Player, and can help you get acclimated with the concepts and general process of meditation with a trained instructor.

A media-rich site is delivered in full form at Osho.com. This dynamic site features webcasts, meditations to read and watch, a virtual tour of a meditation resort, and a complete library of inspiring articles and resources to further your meditation technique. The site offers both Quicktime and Window Media Player downloads, and offers step-by-step guides to learn the process. Osho offers the ultimate in 'Self-Sufficient meditation', offering in-depth topics on Meditation for Busy People, a Meditation of the Week, and talks on the art of listening and letting go. Signing up for the newsletter can help you learn more at your own pace.

Takeaways
  • Take part in an online meditation course to fine-tune your techniques
  • Meditation on a regular basis can significantly improve your overall well-being
  • Online meditations can easily be adapted to help you even during the busiest day
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