How To Use Finger Line Counting For Meditation

Using Finer Line Counting For Meditation

Let’s say that you don’t have your mala mantra beads with you, or you need a more tactile anchor to bring you back to your point of focus, well using finger line counting for meditation is the technique that’s been used for just this, for thousands of years.

There are 2 more traditional ways you can use finger line counting for meditation, and 2 more modern ways that are taught more in the West today. Watch the video below to learn all about finger line counting for meditation, how to teach it to others, and how you can try the 4 different methods explained to see which one suits you.

In this video the auspicious number 108 is mentioned and if you’d like to learn more you can read ‘A Comprehensive Guide To why The Number 108 Is So Important‘.

You can read more about mantras or using mala beads to learn more about the use of finger line counting for meditation, or other alternatives. Or learn more about many forms of meditation on our Yoga Alliance 200 hr Teacher Training Course in Portugal.

Click on the video below to learn all about Finger Line Counting for Meditation

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Charlie began practicing yoga and meditation over 27 years ago as a recommendation for her severe anxiety, and has been teaching for over 15 years to people of all ages and abilities. With over 1300 hrs of training and 22,500 hrs of teaching, she is also the lead trainer on the Indiv Yoga 200 hrs Teacher Training, 30 hr Meditation Teacher Training & RCYT Kids Yoga Teacher Training Courses, having certified over 400 students worldwide. She is the voice of the ‘Yoga and Mindfulness Program’ on British Airways long-haul flights, has spoken at many seminars and corporate workshops, and runs exclusive yoga and meditation retreats during the year.

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