By being content with who we are at this moment, but also being open to improving ourselves as each moment in time arrives, we enjoy each moment to the fullest.
Meditation for Reflection
Sit comfortably. Right while reading this, take a deep breath in - let it out. This is the present. And whatever situations are humming around us, and in our mind, need not intrude upon our underlying base of contentment with who we are, and what we have materially.
Underlying our relationships in the world is the relationship with our self, remaining the 100% primary companion for our entire lives.
For fullness and contentment moment to moment combine prayer, meditation or reflection, with appreciation and kindness.
Contentment lies not in achieving a certain relationship, or wealth beyond daily sustenance. Contentment is our own attitude of appreciation for what we are and have at this very moment.
As an example, if we walk into a store and see something we want but cannot afford, we create a stress in ourselves. And stress multiplies. And if the latest object breaks before it's even paid for we may become angry at ourselves or another. Being content eliminates a lot of stress.
To finish your meditation, take another deep breath, stretch, and keep in mind that this moment's contentment is the greatest wealth.
"Contentment holds the content
of all happiness."
Anger Management Meditations Homepage
1. Instant Anger Release Technique
2. Resolving Issues
3. Anger Robs Today's Happiness
4. Adjusting Goals
5. Handling Adversity
6. Creating Good Habits
7. Positive Thinking
8. Diffusing Temper Tantrums
9. Regulated Breathing Technique
10. Making Wise Choices
11. Difficult People
12. Analyzing and Processing
13. Emotions
14. Getting Even
15. Constructive Criticism
16. Finding Contentment
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Anger Management Meditations
Series of 16 topics with meditations for teens and adults to understand more about anger's grip and reclaim inner peace, and 5 practical topics for kids to get beyond anger - all from a spiritual point of view! 32 pages.
Article - Susan Kramer; photo of Canadian geese - Stan Schaap
Disclaimer: This article is written from a spiritual point of view. For mental health issues consult a licensed therapist.
