Fitness Meditation

Meditating to Heal Emotional Pain

Emotional pain is something hard to get rid of in a person’s life. That’s because it deals with complicated
factors like abuse, unforgiveness, and abandonment just to name a few things. Some are finding that
meditation helps to heal emotional pain.

How does meditation help?

Meditation allows you a method and space to address what’s going on inside you. It allows you a safe place to look at your pain and allow it to heal naturally.

Many people deal with emotional pain by burying it deep inside. They think if they forget about it, then it can’t hurt them. However, it never goes away. It always bubbles up in relationships, a lack of trust or a burst of rage at a trigger. You must deal with it to truly heal.

Using meditation to heal

Doing a meditation exercise for just 10 minutes daily can help you heal emotionally. Here are three ways it helps.

It identifies the pain

Sometimes emotional pain is so deep that it becomes such a part of us that we don’t see it as a separate thing. Meditation identifies the pain and helps us separate it from the rest of our being. Pain, or the reactions to the pain, don’t have to be part of our persona. Realizing that is an amazing breakthrough that comes through meditation.

It allows us to feel and work through pain

One of the problems many people have is they fail to work through their emotional pain. They tried to discard it. It becomes a wound that is never properly treated. Meditation allows you to feel the emotions of the pain but, this time, work through it.

It can be scary to feel those hurtful emotions again. Yet, it’s important to the healing process. You are more mature now and can address it differently. You can remind yourself it wasn’t your fault, that you shouldn’t feel guilt, and that feeling the pain allows you to forgive.

It softens the pain

Feeling and working through the emotional pain and trauma helps to make it less important in your life. You can mentally decide that it doesn’t have to further impact your life or decisions. Meditation allows you to
visualize the hurt as a person or entity that you can confront and deal with now that you have more objectivity. Meditation also allows you to gain objectivity by distancing your physical being from your emotions.

Conclusion

Meditation can be incredibly helpful for those trying to work through past pain or trauma. It helps them to
visualize their success in overcoming it and dealing with it directly. That can go a long way toward long-term healing.

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