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Ozge Ozkaya
Ozge Ozkaya is from Turkey and he enjoys compiling articles for freemeditation.com. He loves playing soccer, watching movies and meditating whenever is possible. :-) He has been in the beautiful world of Sahaja Meditation since 2000.
Meditation is becoming a must in our daily life and many of us have been already enjoying the benefits. The time that is spent for a meditation session however can vary. Let’s see how much time you spend for a meditation session.
This poll has been closed. Here is the results.

bysani ravi chandra
Oct 7, 2009
I have not fixed any duration of time for meditation. But when i am in meditation i at least watch for good vibrations and thoughtlessness. And after getting these thing i will take bandhan.
With love
ravi chandra bysani
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1Astina Devi Naidu
Oct 8, 2009
I do not have a specific duration for meditation, when i sit for meditation i just meditate until i am really satisfied enjoying the divine cool breeze.
Astina Devi Naidu
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2axinia
Oct 9, 2009
That’s a simple but very good question. I estimated 20-30 min per session in general, althought it is longer on the weekend when I have more time
Basically, because mediation is so enjoyable I would love to keep it longer… Thus, I am just trying to be in mediation also during the daytime as much as possible.
The other good point would be “what is actually mediation” – if we only count the time when we actually sit still – then I guess it is something else. But that is what I think was the poll question, right?
If we speak of TRUE MEDIATION, these seconds/few minutes when we are in the complete state of thoughtless awerenss…then it is ufortunately much shorter…
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3Ozge
Oct 9, 2009
That’s right Axinia. The question indicates the total time per meditation session.
The time that we sit still or in thoughtless awareness could be another lovely poll question. You have inspired me!
Cheers
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4anjana
Dec 17, 2009
before i used to keep in mind for five minutes but nowadays i enjoy meditating and dont have the time set in mind because now i know the meaning of being in thoughtless awarness
thank you Ozge
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5abhay jain
May 26, 2010
as long as we are thoughtless we are in meditation i guess it could be whole day
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