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Online Meditation 🧘 Neurotech Research ⚡ Contemplative Writing

    Counting Distractions

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    I recommend a simple effective method for noticing and reducing distractions in meditation. It involves counting distractions. See these resources:

    A Standardized Method for Counting Distractions in Meditation: A Practical Method for Improving Focus and Mindfulness (research article)

    Counting Distractions in Meditation: A Simple Method for Observing and Strengthening Attention (easy read)

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