June 20, 2025. 21:22
A quiet space designed with the intention can act as a delicate for your mind, helping you easily get into meditation with better attention.
Meditation requires attention, and the space around you plays a big role; It can either support or distract. That is why it is very important to cut a special place for your daily practice. In a world that connects to noise and urgency, a soothing angle in your home can become your personal ground space. A well -designed and prescribed meditation space helps you to relax and meditation more often.
Vivek Agarwal, Aman Bansal and Abhishek Agrawal, founders of Maanavi Homes, who shared with HT Lifestyle 4 tips on how to develop a meditation corner that can become a quiet anchor in everyday life:
1. Bend over to materials that do not try too hard
- Metal, woven cane and raw tree offer honesty.
- These are surfaces that invite touch and age with grace. They do not require weekly service, but they become more comfortable.
2. Choose the colors that mitigate
- Soft brown palette, ecra, clay and pale -hell helps keep your eyes stable.
- These tones are not dim, not pressed. They allow the space to feel justified and calm.
3. Let the space be part of the layout
- The most thoughtful corners of the meditation do not amenable. They are built into the floor plan, built with the same caution as the rest of the room.
- These spaces are designed to disappear in the house rather than it.
4. Avoid excessive style
- It is easy to complicate peace by adding too many layers or seeking a style similar to a magazine.
- Spirituality does not rely on style; It remains when the space feels honest and unexpected.
- The area of ​​meditation, which does not ask in return, often becomes the most visited. If the space does not require use and attention, there is a natural desire to return.
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