The Mind is a Powerful Place

Mindfulness, rather than being on autopilot, allows for conscious acts, volition, and decisions. However, this takes time and practice. The more we use the intentional brain, the more powerful it becomes. 

We boost neuroplasticity by doing something intentional and novel, which activates our grey matter, which is full of newly sprung neurons that haven't yet been groomed for "autopilot" brain.

The specific purpose of mindful meditation is to refocus our attention on the present moment and to use all of our sensory organs to stay connected to it.
An early morning meditation practice might cause unanticipated changes in the way our brain and body function.
This is why early morning meditators keep invigorated for the entire day without relying entirely on coffee. Starting the day with a 20-minute meditation practice stimulates the parasympathetic nervous system and produces energy-boosting endorphins that wake us up, making us more eager and fresh throughout the day.

When we are in a bad mood or are feeling down, we typically seek unhealthy or comfort foods that momentarily satisfy our minds. According to studies, building good morning meditation routines makes it simpler to eliminate excess sugar and fatty meals from our diet. The positive energy and understanding that those few seconds of awareness bring speeds up metabolism and cleanses the stomach, which is why we feel fuller and are less drawn to harmful food selections.

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