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How to Pick a Meditation App

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Re: How to Pick a Meditation App

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wordbank wrote: post #35
swayvil wrote: post #23

Speaking as a guy who has been meditating for a couple decades, the whole concept of meditation apps seems stupid.

It's strange that after a couple decades of meditation you call obviously helpful things "stupid". Please be mindful, everybody has their own ways.

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Re: How to Pick a Meditation App

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hacker_9 wrote: post #2

I've been meditating for over 2 years now and can tell you you definitely do not need to pay for an app to do it. "One of the more challenging problems in learning to meditate is remembering to do it." I do it every night before going to sleep. That's not hard to remember, plus it clears your mind for a deeper sleep. You can go to bed at your normal time as well, as the meditation can be considered as part of your sl…

Always happy to meet a fellow meditator.
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