11. I wasn't consistent.
The biggest challenge I remember as a student of meditation was inconsistency. I seemed to oscillate between rigorous practice and irregularity. The problem? I was trying to fit in meditation.
What worked for me: Whatever we build into our lives—make a consistent and unquestioned fixture in our schedule—occurs. Whatever is fitted in only gets done part of the time. So if you want to deepen the consistency of your meditation practice, build it into your life. Then it won’t easily get pushed out by life circumstances, variable moods, or waning energy. — Jeffrey Rubin, Ph.D., psychotherapist, meditation teacher, and author of Meditative Psychotherapy
11. I wasn't consistent.The biggest challenge I remember as a student of meditation was inconsistency. I seemed to oscillate between rigorous practice and irregularity. The problem? I was trying to fit in meditation.What worked for me: Whatever we build into our lives—make a consistent and unquestioned fixture in our schedule—occurs. Whatever is fitted in only gets done part of the time. So if you want to deepen the consistency of your meditation practice, build it into your life. Then it won’t easily get pushed out by life circumstances, variable moods, or waning energy. — Jeffrey Rubin, Ph.D., psychotherapist, meditation teacher, and author of Meditative Psychotherapy
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