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Do you often feel overwhelmed, fatigued, or paralyzed by stress? You’re not the only one in this chaotic modern life. I know the feeling all too well, and hate it, which is why I created this blog. Meditation will be your key to a less anxiety-ridden lifestyle. I promise!

Dealing with Sadness: Words of Wisdom for People on the Autism Spectrum

~~ If you don't find any joy in the winter's snowfall, you'll have less joy in your life, but the same amount of snow.

~~ You can't protect yourself from sorrow without protecting yourself from contentment.

~~ If the sun shined all the time, you would lose your enjoyment and gratitude for bright days.

~~ Light after the darkness is the best kind of light.

~~  The earth wasn't put here to promote human agony.

~~ Strong emotional muscles can't be developed in ease and quiet. Only through suffering can happiness and success be achieved.

~~ If you were as fond of counting your blessing as you are of counting your troubles, you would discover that life has been pretty good to you in spite of your opinion about it.

~~ Taking life too seriously is the best way to maintain sadness.

~~ Taking other's behavior too personally is the best way to maintain your delusions.

~~ If you can walk and talk, then your life is 100 times better than 5.6 million people in the U.S. alone.
21 Science-Based Benefits of Meditation:

1. Builds your ability to redirect and maintain attention (as little as 4 days of short meditations can have an effect).

2. Decreases blood pressure (not only during meditation, but also over time in people who meditate regularly).

3. Diminishes the perception of pain in the brain (may help treat chronic pain when used as a supplement to physical therapy).

4. Helps alleviate depression.

5. Helps fight age-related memory loss and dementia.

6. Helps reduce anxiety-related mental health issues (e.g., social anxiety, phobias, OCD).

7. Helps reduce stress.

8. Helps with weight lose.

9. Helps you avoid triggers for unwanted impulses.

10. Helps you recover from addiction and redirect other unwanted habits.

11. Helps you to "know yourself" (a starting point for making positive changes in your life).

12. Helps you to become aware of thoughts, feelings or impulses that you normally suppress.

13. Helps you to create a more positive outlook on life.

14. Helps you to develop positive feelings - first toward yourself - and then toward others.

15. Helps you to relax and control the "runaway" thoughts that interfere with sleep.

16. Increases memory and mental clarity.

17. Increases positivity, empathy, and compassionate behavior toward others.

18. Reduces stress on the heart and arteries, helping prevent heart disease.

19. Reduces symptoms in people with stress-triggered medical conditions.

20. Rids your mind of unwanted distractions and ruminations.

21. Shortens the time it takes to fall asleep - and helps increase sleep quality.

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