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Black Triangle Mat | 4' Round | Natural Base
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White Triangle Mat | 6' x 5' Rectangular | Natural Base
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Sitting Buddha in Meditation Pose two-tone color in Brass
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Oud + Bergamot Scented Soy Wax Candle
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Lemongrass + Zest Aromatherapy Soy Wax Candle
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Wooden Design Cool Mist Humidifier
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Handwoven Cotton Floor Yoga Meditation Prayer Rug
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260ML Wireless Air Humidifier Rechargeable Aromatherapy Diffuser
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Colorful Starry Sky Galaxy Projector with Bluetooth Speaker
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Gift Pack White Sage With Sinuata Flower 4" (Chakra Colors)
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Saffron Buddha In Dharma Chakra Mudra On A Lotus Flower Tapestry
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Purple Buddha In Dharma Chakra Mudra On A Lotus Flower Tapestry
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Decorating Your Meditation Quiet Space
The best decor for meditation is subjective and can vary depending on personal preferences and the specific meditation practices you engage in. However, here are some general suggestions for creating a serene and calming environment for meditation:
- Minimalism: Keep the space clean, clutter-free, and free from distractions. A simple and uncluttered environment can help create a sense of peace and focus.
- Soft and Natural Lighting: Opt for soft, diffused lighting that mimics natural light. Dimmers or candles can create a soothing ambiance. Natural light is ideal, so if possible, choose a space with ample natural light during daytime meditation.
- Comfortable Cushions or Mats: Use comfortable cushions or meditation mats to support your body and create a relaxed posture. Zafu cushions or a meditation bench can provide proper alignment and support.
- Nature-Inspired Elements: Incorporate natural elements such as plants, flowers, or small indoor water features to bring a sense of tranquility to the space. Indoor plants can also improve air quality and create a calming atmosphere.
- Colors: Choose calming and neutral colors like light blues, greens, whites, or earth tones for the walls, cushions, or decor. These colors can help promote relaxation and a sense of balance.
- Aromatherapy: Use essential oils or incense to create a soothing fragrance in the room. Scents like lavender, sandalwood, or chamomile are known for their calming effects.
- Personal Touches: Include personal items or objects that have significance to you or represent your spiritual or mindfulness practice. This could be a small altar, a statue, or any other item that holds meaning for you.