MEDITATE Meaning and
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Meditate verb (med·i·tate) : To engage in a practice or technique that involves focused attention, mental discipline, and self-reflection, typically for the purpose of achieving a calm and clear state of mind or cultivating spiritual awareness.
The act of meditation usually entails sitting or assuming a comfortable posture, and deliberately directing attention inward. It involves the practice of mindfulness, concentration, and relaxation to enter a state of deep thought or contemplation. During meditation, one may focus on their breath, silently repeat words or phrases known as mantras, visualize images, or observe their thoughts and sensations while maintaining a detached perspective.
Meditation serves as a means to calm the mind, quieten external distractions, and promote a sense of mental tranquility and emotional well-being. It can aid in reducing stress, anxiety, and depression, while enhancing self-awareness, resilience, and overall cognitive function. Additionally, meditation is valued in various spiritual traditions as a method of connecting with one's inner self or the divine.
Derived from ancient practices and philosophies, meditation is now embraced and studied by multiple cultures and scientific disciplines. Various forms and techniques of meditation exist, including mindfulness meditation, transcendental meditation, loving-kindness meditation, and progressive muscle relaxation, among others. Meditation is widely recognized and practiced as a versatile tool to foster a sense of inner peace, self-discovery, and personal growth.
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To think on; to revolve or plan in the mind; to think; to muse; to employ the thoughts closely.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of MEDITATE
The word "meditate" comes from the Latin word "meditari", which means "to think, reflect upon, or ponder". It is derived from the Latin root "mederi", meaning "to heal" or "to cure".
Idioms with the word MEDITATE
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meditate on sm or sth
The idiom "meditate on sm or sth" means to deeply reflect, contemplate, or think about something or someone in a calm and focused manner. It implies the act of devoting one's thoughts and attention to gaining a deeper understanding of a specific subject or topic.
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