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Monday 7 March 2011

The Art of Zen Meditation

When it comes to learning Zen meditation the first thing a person
will need to do is learn how their mind needs to be trained.
Certainly of all the meditation techniques that a person is now
able to learn this is probably one of the most simple and gentlest
ones of them all. When searching the internet for information on
learning how to carry out the technique of Zen meditation correctly
you may well find that it is referred to as Zazen as well.

One of the biggest mistakes that people make when learning how to
do Zen meditation is that will try much too hard. They will often
force themselves to try to get a quiet mind as quickly as possible
without spending time on reflecting on other thoughts that they may
have. It is important that a person wishing to use this form of
meditation must learn the ways in which they can allow their mind
to become quiet without actually forcing it to do so.

In the beginning it is best that you first start out by learning
how to observe the way in which you breathe and how your thoughts
are made up. By doing this you will then be able to learn how to
detach yourself from your thoughts and so allowing each part of
your mind to become quiet and empty. Although it may take you some
to master this particular technique suddenly you will find that one
day your mind will be emptying and you have not even really thought
about it. However with this form of meditation you will need to
learn to be patient as you try to achieve inner enlightenment and
peace.

Although Zen meditation is more commonly associated with Buddhist
Monks and Philosophers anyone can actually use this form of
meditation as well. It is through this form a meditation that you
yourself will learn to train your mind to deal only with the moment
rather than what has occurred in the past or what is going to
happen in the future. Then through this technique a person is then
able to create a connection with all aspects of their person from
their body, to their mind and through to their soul.

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