A Truth Meditation
Perhaps any method you use to meditate could be called a truth
meditation since they all tend to quiet the mind and allow one
to see things more clearly for what they are. But the following
simple meditation is aimed at instilling the right frame of mind
as well, in the hopes that this will be carried over into daily
life.
You can use the affirmations below with many types of practices.
The simplest way is to just memorize the lines, take a few deep
breaths, relax and repeat the following:
May I see what is real
Regardless of appeal
May I see what is right
Without the need to fight
May I see what is good
Without the need of should
Meditations involving affirmations like this should be repeated
daily for several weeks. This allows enough time for the word
and the message they convey to sink into your unconscious mind.
The idea is to make the thoughts habitual at some level of consciousness.
You can also repeat the words this simple truth meditation
at any point during the day when you have a quiet spot and a
minute of free time.
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