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Object meditation

Meaning: it is one of the meditation techniques by using any object for contemplation
                    Also called as murthy dhyana
                  Object can be any shape round or rising sun

Procedure:
Sit in padmasana and close the eyes, breathe normally. Hold the object of meditation mentally and contemplate on the object continuously

Duration: 5 to 10 minutes

Benefits
:

  • Improves concentration
  • Calms  the mind


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