- When you are home alone, get out of the habit of turning on the television, radio or sound system
- When Driving, Enjoy the Scenery
- If you have little ones at home, get them involved in the practice of silence. Make it a game. "Who can not speak for five, 10 or 15 minutes?" You'll get a little break from the constant chattering of the kids, and they'll learn a valuable practice at an early age.
- Eat a meal in silence. Silent eating helps you pay closer attention to your food, enhancing the sensory experience of flavors and textures.
- Meditate in Your Home. Designate a certain hour or half-hour of the day as silent time, perhaps in the early morning or before bedtime.
- Sleep in Silence
- Take a walk in the woods or at a nature sanctuary -- someplace far from the maddening crowd.
- When in line at the grocery store, avoid reading the gossip rags or joining in "complaint conversation" with others in the checkout line.
Thursday, July 7, 2011
8 Ways to Bring Stillness into Your Life
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