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Akshay Agarwal

Akshay Agarwal

Meditation Instructor
After completing his post-graduation in computer science, he also ventured into his passionate field of music. He is working with multiple musicians and meditation groups to play various percussion instruments.

1 Session

45 Minutes

Price per Session ₹1500
1500
Dr. Dikshita Wadhawan

Dr. Dikshita Wadhawan

Meditation Instructor
She is a practitioner of Vipassana technique in tradition to S.N.Goenka. She had been into meditation for the past 12 years and had spent almost 2500+ hours in meditation. She had practised noble silence for as long as 30 days on the stretch while following other precepts of Vipassana meditation technique.

Free Session

60 Minutes

Free on Mind Therapy Portal Every Saturday And Sunday 10AM to 12PM
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Amresh Jha

Amresh Jha

Meditation Instructor
He has a vast experience of 20 years in yoga field. He has worked as a Sr Yoga Consultant at Centre for Meditation and Yoga Sciences, Delhi. Also worked at President House, Parliament House, Planning Commission etc.

1 Session

60 Minutes

Price per Session ₹600
600

12 Session

60 Minutes

Price per Session ₹450
5000
Brahma Kumaris

Brahma Kumaris

Meditation Instructor
Raja Yoga meditation is a meditation without rituals or mantras and can be practised anywhere. Raja Yoga meditation is practised with ‘open eyes', which makes this method of meditation versatile, and easy to practice. Those who are interested in learning Raja Yoga, ‘Mind Therapy’ will connect them to the authorised teacher of Brahma Kumaris who will teach and make to practice either online or through their centres located across India.

Free Session

60 Minutes

Free on Mind Therapy Portal
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Manisha Anand

Manisha Anand

Meditation Instructor
She started her formal meditation practice as young as 7 years. She has learnt and practiced various forms of meditations such as: Chanting, transcendental, Art of living - meditation kriyas, Vipassana, breathing meditation, Body Scanning, Ho'oponopono, Grounding.

1 Session

60 Minute

Price per Session ₹800
800

5 Session

60 Minute

Price per Session ₹700
3500
Jagjot Singh

Jagjot Singh

Meditation Instructor
Jagjot Singh is a spiritual and meditation teacher. Also a writer who speaks about Non-Duality or Advaita. He adopts a practical approach to non-Duality, with an emphasis on cultivating peace of mind in daily living rather than following fixed traditional systems and religious dogmas. He is also the author of four books: The End of Me & My Story, I Hope You Get Nothing Out of This, Meditation is Not About Emptying Your Mind and Bitten by The Energy Serpent - A New Perspective on Kundalini.

Free Session

60 Minutes

Free on Mind Therapy Portal
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Meditation A Powerful Tool for Promoting Mental Health

MeditationBest Mental Health Professional: The importance of mental health has grown significantly over the last 2 decades in our fast-paced, and materialistic world. There are more numbers of people having mental health issues now than ever before as a result of modern life style and increasing stress. Thankfully, meditation has become a potent technique for enhancing general wellbeing and successfully treating mental health issues. This article examines the profound effects of meditation on mental health, emphasising how it can help people feel less stressed, anxious, and depressed while also promoting emotional wellbeing.

Management of Stress and Anxiety: The power of medi-tation in handling stress and anxiety is one of its
main advantages. People who practise mindfulness meditation develop the ability to objectively and non-
judgmentally observe their thoughts and feelings. This routine aids in alleviating the worrying and ruminating cycle that frequently goes along with stress and anxiety. Regular meditation helps people become more mindful and self-aware, which helps them recognise triggers and react to stressors in a more composed and controlled way. Research has shown that medi-tation reduces the secretion of stress hormones like cortisol while increasing the release of endorphins, which promotes a feeling of calm and relaxation.

Handling Depression: Millions of people throughout the world suffer from the common mental health condition of depression. An effective complementary therapy for treating depression is medi-tation. Medi-tation aids in the development of resilience and improves emotional wellbeing by encouraging a focused and caring mindset. Serotonin and dopamine, neurotransmitters linked to happiness and mood regulation, have been found to increase during medi-tation. Additionally, meditation encourages a more upbeat attitude on life and helps rewire negative thought habits. Additionally, the practise promotes self-compassion and self-acceptance, two crucial elements in overcoming the negative self-talk and worthlessness sentiments that depression sufferers frequently encounter.

Emotional Balance and Self-Regulation: Medi-tation is extremely important for promoting emotional balance and improving self-regulation abilities. People who regularly practise develop a greater awareness of their emotions, which enables them to react to difficult situations with greater ease and calmness. People can cultivate empathy, compassion, and gratitude by embracing practises like loving-kindness medi-tation, which supports a more balanced emotional state. Additionally, medi-tation fosters a state of attention and presence that enables people to step back from unpleasant feelings and observe them without becoming overwhelmed. This distance enables people to react to their emotions from a position of clarity and equilibrium, which lessens impulsive behaviour and promotes healthier relationships.

Depression Support Groups Conclusion: Medi-tation offers a potent and practical method for addressing these issues in a time when mental health issues are on the rise. People can significantly enhance their stress reduction, anxiety management, depression relief, emotional balance, and self-regulation by adding medi-tation to their daily practise. It is crucial to remember that medi-tation is a powerful supplemental practise that encourages people to actively participate in their mental health, not a replacement for professional assistance. Medi-tation may be a powerful technique for fostering mental health and fostering general happiness and fulfilment in life with regular practise and supervision.