Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Meditation"s

A: "swear by" usually means promise to do something or strongly believe something, or to convince you by guarantee that something is really good or bad.

And from my understanding in this case, I think swear by means she strongly guarantee that meditation is a good way of relieving stress.

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A: did you mean "suck"?

A: I’m going to do some meditation, would you like to join me?

I’m going to do some meditation, so don’t worry where I am.

I’m going to do some meditation, I hope you have a nice day.

A: In this context, they both mean "a period of time spent thinking about something"

Mediation is more casual and calm. Not as much pressure.

Rumination is a bit more stressed and involves deeper thought.

A: @MahmoudBones
Meditation is the act of remaining in a silent and calm state for a period of time, as part of a religious training, or so that you are more able to deal with the problems of everyday life.
Ex:
• Many busy executives have begun to practise yoga and meditation.

Contemplation means the act of thinking deeply about something / the act of looking carefully at something.

-He goes to the forest to spend time in contemplation of nature.
-She was lost in quiet contemplation of the scene.

A: Meditation is to sit quietly and try to think of nothing at all, either as a religious practice or just to relax.

A: Hello! They are quite similar, as both can refer to achieving the meditative state.

However, "mindfulness" also refers to being aware of something. You would probably practise meditation at home or in a quiet place, and practise mindfulness at work. To practise meditation at work would be a faux pas (an embarrassing act in a social situation).

One small thing - in British English the verb is "practise", while the noun is "practice".

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A: “Meditation”

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A: I’ve started meditation since I came back from india. Daytime meditation can help you feel better.

You just forgot to add “I” to indicate it was you who came back, but other then that it’s good!

A: I spend a few months a year abroad at a meditation center and pilgrimage. I started to learn English because I want to become more friendly with the new friends I met there.

A: I have bee meditating for 4 years, and
sitting everyday, meditation gives me happiness and wisdom.

A: The major error in your sentence is the tense confusion. A couple of ways you could re-phrase are:
1. "While meditating, I tried a method to set my inner self free in which I imagined myself swimming in the ocean."
2. While meditating, I imagined myself swimming in the ocean as a method to set my inner self free."

A: good job!
maybe say “so, i’ll try it” :)