Adding Meditation to Your Morning Routine

How centered do you feel when you get up in the morning? When you begin your day, 
does it include breakfast and time with the family? How do you feel about your eventual 
ride to work during that day? It is not unusual to be unaware of what you do from 
moment to moment, throughout each day. Sometimes people go through life on 
autopilot, but if you take the time to reflect a little more, you might be able to find a little 
more joy and balance in your life. This article will be discussing how you can try adding 
meditation to your morning routine. 


Skip the Caffeine

There are many people who might be skeptical of skipping their morning cup of coffee, 
but replacing it with a morning meditation routine is a great place to start. When you 
wake up, take some time to drink some water or tea, then sit in a quiet space and focus 
on your breathing. Be sure to inhale and exhale at an even slow pace. If you go too fast, 
you may begin to hyperventilate, so be patient with this practice. See yourself charging 
through your day feeling alert and ready for the challenges. Visualization should be a 
huge part of yogurt process. 


Focus on Your List of Tasks

After you have had a moment to wake up a bit more, you can go to a quiet area and jot 
down some of the things that you need to get done that day. Look at your list and 
internalize it a bit. Once you have them in your head again, see yourself completing 
each task in order that makes the most sense to you. Know the paths that you will take 
to get there. This will lock your goals in an order that you can easily track through the 
day. Feel positively about the progress. 
 

Decide What Doesn’t Need Attention 
 
Focus on the things that are at hand and be sure to keep yourself from being distracted. 
Take a note of what really shouldn’t matter and be sure to visualize yourself putting the 
matter aside until a more appropriate time in the near future. When you allow your mind 
to torture itself with too many side quests, the clutter can prevent you from making the 
progress that you need to make for more important and often life-sustaining tasks.  

 
Find Appreciation for The Less Exciting 

All people have things that aren’t the most fun to do, but these are necessary things that 
are a part of life. Meditate on the fact that many of these things create a better life for 
you and your loved ones. See yourself being able to take care of your belongs and 
family, and find a new appreciation for the fact that you have the ability to do these 
things. 
