Showing posts with label calm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label calm. Show all posts

Thursday, March 2, 2023

How To Set Up A Meditation Space In Your House


Here are a few steps you can follow to set up a meditation room in your house:

1. Choose a quiet, peaceful location: Select a room or corner of your house that is quiet and free from distractions. This will help create a peaceful atmosphere for your meditation practice.

2. Choose comfortable seating: Select a comfortable seating option, such as a cushion or chair, that will allow you to sit comfortably and maintain good posture during your meditation practice.

3. Add a personal touch: Consider adding elements that have personal meaning to you, such as artwork, books, or music, to create a sense of calm and relaxation in the space.

4. Use soft lighting: Use soft lighting to create a calming atmosphere in the room. Avoid using bright or harsh lighting, as it can be jarring and disruptive to your meditation practice.

5. Keep the space clean and clutter-free: Keep the space clean and clutter-free to create a sense of order and tranquility. Consider using baskets or bins to store any items that are not being used during your meditation practice.

By following these steps, you can create a dedicated space for your meditation practice that is comfortable, peaceful, and personal.

Sunday, October 23, 2022

“Believe in Blessings” Mini Course Day Six


If you desire to be truly happy and live in the present, it is important that you find a suitable career that makes you feel like you are fulfilling a meaningful purpose. 

It can become depressing if you don’t really enjoy your work situation. If you wake up every weekday morning and dread going to work, you can easily become frustrated with your life. 

If you start to become unhappy with your life it may affect your faith. Many people spend so much of their entire life at work. 


“But we do know that God causes all things to work together for the good of those who love him – those who have received the call in accordance with his purpose.” Romans 8:28 


Whether you have a full-time office job or work-at-home, stress is a real issue that every professional usually needs to deal with sooner or later. 

As the work culture gets increasingly complex and employees are expected to work more for less; it’s now more important than ever to find your own method of coping with the work environment. 


Relax, if you’ve been feeling stressed out lately from all the changes and increased workload, just follow a few simple tips to reduce work stress.


Listen to calming music if your workplace permits it. Soothing music may ease your tension and motivate you to complete your tasks. Relaxing music can be really beneficial.


Working at home can get very lonely at times due to lack of in-person communication with co-workers. It is always nice to call a friend to say hello after work.