The other day I talked about how to feel the energy of the planet. Today I want to talk about what to do with those feelings and thoughts who you have determined the state of the world.

Meditation allows us the ability to feel the energy of the world, to gauge the predominant emotions of a particular time.  Let's talk about how to do that, and why.

Even if you have been meditating for years you realize that you need to shake things up to keep your practice going.  Today I talk about how to plan your session when you are ready to sit down to meditate.

It seems like everyone thinks the world is in the worst shape ever.  It's not.  Regardless of the shape it is in there are things you can do to make the world better.  Lets talk about it.

Jack is a documentary songwriter—a modern-day troubadour—writing non-fictional songs always with a goal to either instruct, educate or maintain a historical record.

I have talked about mindfulness meditation before, what it is and what the perks are.  But Today I want to discuss some less common benefits.

Here on Zen Commuter I have told you about many meditations that I have had that were profound.  But today I want to tell you about the other side of the coin.

You might think you are deep in your meditation, but that might not be the case.  These three places on your body might be better indicators.  Let's talk about it.

Today I read a great article from Learningandthebrain.com that answers the question, How old should a child be before he/she can learn how to meditate.

Have you ever wracked your brain trying to come up with an idea?  Maybe a trip to your meditation cushion can help you out.