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Regular meditation brings many benefits, such as: increased brain function, creativity, physical health, and relationships; reduced stress; and a more evolved spiritual life. But for those with an active mind, traditional silent meditation can prove to be challenging. Here are two alternative forms of meditation that provide all the benefits with far fewer hindrances.

Did you ever make plans to go out to dinner with a friend or meet at a special place and have them stand you up? Well, this happened to me just the other night. Our plan was to meet at the party, but she never showed up.

Many of us women are living fast-paced lifestyles trying to balance our work, family and social lives which leads to stress and negative impacts on our mental, emotional and physical wellbeing. One simple and effective stress relieving technique I recommend is meditation. Meditation can bring a sense of calm and inner happiness to our lives and promote a feeling of peace and tranquility that often times get lost when we are busy trying to juggle everything we have to accomplish on a daily basis.

It is hard combining the rigors of catering for a home with work schedules. The product of maintaining such diverse responsibilities is the unavailability of time within which to meditate. Despite the intricacies of maintaining a rigorous and hectic lifestyle, there are practical ways to start living meditatively right now.

Meditation has been around for thousands of years, used in different forms and formats across time and space to help us restore a balance between mind, body and spirit. A potent tool for inner and outer well-being, meditation helps eliminate stress, anxiety and all the chinks that make our life and day unbearable, helping us retrace our steps back to harmony and wholeness.