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Designed by former U.S. Army captain and current Georgetown University professor Elizabeth Stanley, M-Fit draws on a growing body of scientific research indicating that regular meditation alleviates depression, boosts memory and the immune system, shrinks the part of the brain that controls fear and grows the areas of the brain responsible for memory and emotional regulation.
“But over time, I felt more relaxed. I slept better. Physically, I noticed that I wasn’t tense all the time. It helps you think more clearly and decisively in stressful situations. There was a benefit.”
Originally posted by BENGALSLIVEON
reply to post by hp1229
That's all we need......Soliders with a FALSE sense of power.
Or Worse....a bunch of "Hippie" Soliders.....
But I guess if this helps our Soliders deal with the reality of Combat......more power to them.
Meds or MED? Esa es la pregunta !
I highly doubt that. Trust me. Meditation is a basic exercise that is designed to exercise the brain and to be able to invoke any and every action needed, as needed and when needed with the blink of an eye without having a second thought. If not anything, it might help the soldiers getover their conscious (good or bad) in the field. Do not underestimate the power of meditation.
Originally posted by chadderson
I can see this as being the reason the military can shift as a whole movement towards peace. When the soldiers are able to achieve inner peace they will certainly rethink their current situation.
Originally posted by BENGALSLIVEON
reply to post by hp1229
That's all we need......Soliders with a FALSE sense of power.
Or Worse....a bunch of "Hippie" Soliders.....
But I guess if this helps our Soliders deal with the reality of Combat......more power to them.
Meds or MED? Esa es la pregunta !
Well you have right to your opinion. But I'm not trying to preach the combat zen. What are your thoughts either way if you agree or disagree about using meditation by the marines? Expert comments would be nice
Originally posted by TheprimevoyagerSpare me the combat zen. 2nd line.
Originally posted by chadderson
I can see this as being the reason the military can shift as a whole movement towards peace. When the soldiers are able to achieve inner peace they will certainly rethink their current situation.
Originally posted by BENGALSLIVEON
reply to post by hp1229
That's all we need......Soliders with a FALSE sense of power.
Or Worse....a bunch of "Hippie" Soliders.....
But I guess if this helps our Soliders deal with the reality of Combat......more power to them.
Meds or MED? Esa es la pregunta !