Religious Meditation
                     Religious Meditation
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The Role of Religion in Meditation | All Religions Practices 
Of Meditation
Prayer is powerful, as it changes our perception 
towards ourselves and towards the whole world. 
Church is a place that makes prayers even more 
powerful to reach God, Jesus Christ. Prayers make a 
huge difference to one’s life. As the soul needs spiritual 
comfort, prayers and meditation helps an individual to 
achieve self-realization. Prayers also bring power to our 
churches. There is a spiritual atmosphere in churches 
so when we pray together, our prayers become even 
more powerful. We can develop a clear connection with 
God if we say prayers at churches.
Christianity
In Christianity, meditation plays a vital role as a 
form of prayer, in order to connect with and 
reflect upon the word of God, Jesus Christ. By 
meditating, it is important to focus on a million of 
thoughts, such as a passage from the Bible, and it 
is also necessary to understand the meaning of 
the passage with the help of prayers. Christians 
basically use mediation as a means to deepen 
their personal relationship with God.
Buddhism
Most of the mediation practices commonly originated 
from ancient Buddhist meditation texts, and the followers 
of Buddhism are now continuing to follow such practices. 
Meditation is essential to nirvana in Buddhism. 
Meditation in Buddhism includes several techniques such 
as breath meditation and recollections, also there are 
some distinct methods too that differ between different 
regions. So Buddhist meditation is a variable practice 
which contains many different pathways that may lead to 
enlightenment. In recent times, the practice is becoming 
more popular.
Islam
Islamic meditation, or we can say Sufism basically 
focuses on the thinking that leads to sustainable 
knowledge and utilization of different methods of 
breathing control and the repetition of some Islamic 
holy words or mantras. Islamic meditation contains 
several similarities with Buddhist meditation, such 
as the focused introspection and the concentration 
technique. Meditation is a process to enhance the 
healing ability and creativity, and it also helps in 
awakening the heart and mind by allowing inner 
growth and submission to God, Allah.
Hinduism
In Hindu schools Meditation is taught in various styles. 
Through meditation it has been observed that one can get 
Moksha, as Moksha is the desired state of Hinduism, which is 
as similar as nirvana of Buddhism, which means being calm 
and concentrated with yourself. Yoga is a form which is 
commonly practiced initially to prepare oneself for meditation 
and self-realization. According to a yoga practice there are 
eight limbs of aloneness: discipline, rules, one-pointedness of 
mind, postures, breath control, senses withdrawal, meditation 
and self-realization (Samadhi).
Sikhism
In Sikhism meditation is known as “Simran”. 
Alongside good deeds in Sikhism, Meditation is 
needed to achieve spirituality among oneself. 
The meditational practice in Sikhism is used to 
feel the presence of Waheguru. According to 
Sikhism, there are ten gateways to the body, 
among which nine are physical holes such as 
eyes, ears, mouth, nostrils, urethra, anus and 
the tenth is the DasamDuar, which is an 
invisible hole for spiritual uses that is needed 
for enlightenment and self-realization.
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