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meditating after midnight This is a discussion on meditating after midnight in the Spirituality forums; in the name of love...hello all...
guys...do you know why when im meditating after midnight..2am-4am...sometimes i feel nervous and scared....?
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07-30-2008, 12:20 PM
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meditating after midnight
in the name of love...hello all...
guys...do you know why when im meditating after midnight..2am-4am...sometimes i feel nervous and scared....?
and when come that felling...i stop the meditation.......
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07-30-2008, 12:36 PM
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well,in my opinion..i think it all comes back to how u perceive the idea of meditating at midnight.
it can be caused by a various of reasons.
1.the energy is usually stronger at those times,and ur mind,body or soul may not be ready to receive the energy and distribute it to ur own self in the most efficient way.then it produces the sensation of nervousness (over-energized).
2.or..it can just be ur mind fooling with u.with all the usual stereotyping of midnight being the time where negative energies (spirits,ghosts,hauntings,etc) manifests.
i suggest u try and see where ur limits are,and learn how to overcome the anxiety slowly.dont give up on meditating at those times,but keep on going,and keep on putting positive affirmations whenever u feel the nervousness.
namaste.
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07-30-2008, 12:41 PM
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I would say don't stop meditating - just be the observer and see those feelings, but don't attach to them. Then after some time of doing this, you will be able to go beyond them and see through the illusion.
A wise man, who mentored me in the ways of Zen told me about a time when he was going to join the Buddhist temple. The Master at the temple, a few monks and him were sitting at a table practicing a 'karma burning' ritual and he said that he started feeling very hot - so much so that he felt as if he was going to pass out from it, so he got up and left the table. After telling the Master about this, the master told him that he would have been better off to pass out.
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07-30-2008, 12:51 PM
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It is relatively common knowledge that the body has rythms and cycles (bio-rythms) that influence everything from hunger to sleep patterns and energy boosts...and for each individual there are certain times of the day when they are more - or less - alert or able to concentrate.
It wouldn't surprise me in the least if your midnight meditations corresponded with a downswing in several areas (physical, intellectual, physical)...your body and mind telling you that this is not the best time to be practicing meditation? Perhaps if you tried a physical exercise at that time and saved your meditation for an earlier or later hour?
Just a thought
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07-30-2008, 01:59 PM
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I've had many intense moments late at night (2-4am). your body does have cycles, and when you sleep is when you do a lot of your deeper spiritual work. staying up late, and meditating is effective (in my experience) to reach a sort of conscious understanding of your spiritual side if you so desire....
especially if you keep a journal and do that flow writing thing, where you just put your thoughts straight onto paper as they appear.
there's also different brain chemistry late at night. potentially amounts of dmt?
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07-30-2008, 02:01 PM
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also. conscious does not equate to accomplished. really it just makes you more complicated. not for everybody
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07-30-2008, 05:41 PM
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might say 'memetic'
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daytime person myself, and i don't wish to give you another 'concern.'
a possible factor is that if you are affected by the thoughts of those around you (sub?)consciously, at this time, many people around you may be asleep and thinking different thoughts.. :P
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