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Today people call lots of different things “meditation”. Going to our “happy place”, listening to music, zoning out. All these activities have been called meditation but are they? I would say no. Meditation is a discipline and an art form. It is literally training the mind. But what really amazes me is the idea that meditation should be fun!

It’s no surprise to anyone that working moms have to cope with a significant amount of stress in their day to day lives. What is surprising is the way in which many working moms manage their stress, or more accurately stated, do not manage their stress.

One of the early problem many beginners, who attempt to start meditation, face is they cannot get hold of their breath. Sometimes people are aware of this fact and other times they are not aware that they are not able to find their breath predominantly or vividly. And because of not being able to find the breath they have no anchor for their meditation practice.

Is mindfulness a meditation? Mindfulness has become a popular word nowadays. We hear it within multiple context.

Just what is meditation? What are the goals? Meditation has so many permutations worldwide; it is difficult to precisely define just what meditation is. Although meditation has been widely researched by science in the past decades, the mechanism by which it works is still unknown. One of the earliest written records of meditation can be found in the Hindu culture, about 1500 BCE. Later, about 400 BCE, Taoism developed in China, and Buddhism in India. Religious meditation practices are found in many major religions, including Hinduism, Jainism, Islam, Christianity, Baha’i, Taoism, and Judaism. for the purpose of Webster’s dictionary defines meditate as “to engage in contemplation or reflection; and 2) to engage in mental exercise (as concentration on one’s breathing or repetition of a mantra) for the purpose of reaching a heightened level of spiritual awareness”.