Tag Archives: Mental Well-being
Meditation for Quick Recovery from Stress
Have you ever felt caught in a relentless storm of thoughts and emotions? That’s stress, where the mind dictates our reality, and we often forget our true essence. In today’s fast-paced world, stress is an all-too-familiar companion for many. When faced with stress, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed, losing touch with our deeper selves. The underlying cause? Our minds have taken the driver’s seat, leading us to act primarily as “mental beings“. However, by understanding and realigning our consciousness, we can regain balance and inner peace. We can recover quickly from the stress. The Overwhelming World of the Mind Imagine you’re driving in heavy traffic, late for a pivotal meeting. …
Meditation Techniques for Inner Peace
Ever feel like you’re always on the go, and peace of mind or inner peace seems just out of reach? It’s not uncommon to feel a bit lost in the hustle and bustle of our daily lives. It’s as if our minds are always chattering, and everything around us keeps demanding our attention, right? This constant pressure can take a toll on our mental health, leaving us feeling out of balance and disconnected. But, there’s a tool at our disposal that can help us navigate these challenges: meditation. Meditation, with its different styles and techniques from all around the world, helps us practice mindfulness. In other words, it helps us …
Mental Well-being: Understanding Who Am I?
Mental well-being is very much related to our understanding of our real identity. Have you ever wondered, “Who am I, really?” It’s a question as intriguing as it is complex, isn’t it? In this blog, we will explore the topic related to the real “I” and how understanding it would help us in our mental well-being. This would help us go beyond the realms of our everyday identity to discover our ultimate essence – our spiritual identity. And guess what? This spiritual discovery has a deep, transformative connection with our mental well-being. What’s our identity? Who am I? Our identity, the understanding of “Who am I?” usually consists of three …