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7 Reasons Why You Should Try Writing As A Meditation Technique

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By Daniela McVicker, Arik Xander, Dwaipayan De, Madiha Iqbal
| blog.sivanaspirit.com
Meditation is a form of investing in inner peace and exploring our mind to reach the balance we’re all looking for. Meditating can help us find our focus, remove swarming, negative thoughts, and listen to our own needs. While this can be challenging to accomplish, it’s far from impossible. All it takes is determination and a great meditation technique. Interestingly, writing can also be used as a form of meditation.
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Why You Should Try A Writing Meditation If Sitting Still Isn’t Working For You

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By Vasy Kafidoff, Emelina Vigier, Dwaipayan De, Djali Vesela
| blog.sivanaspirit.com
Meditation is a great practice to relax, find inner focus, and balance. Yet, it’s not always so easy for everyone to sit still and concentrate on breathing. For some people, it is difficult to clear the mind in such a way. Luckily there are other types of meditation! SEE ALSO: Sadhana: Your Daily Spiritual Practice Advantages of meditation writing Meditation writing is good for clearing the mind and achieving more control over emotions.
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Here's What Martin Luther King Had To Say About His "Guru"

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By Matt Caron, Dwaipayan De, Sweta Vikram, Kelli Worsley
| blog.sivanaspirit.com
To Americans, there’s hardly anyone more deserving of recognition than Martin Luther King. His courage, strength, and moral character led us from some of our dark days and helped us realize all people — regardless of their race — deserve respect and equality. King fought hard to win freedom for black Americans, and more importantly, all people of all colors and nationalities. But he didn’t fight with his fists or with crude weapons, he fought with nonviolent resistance.
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