Meditation Room & Personal Space

• A quiet place with no distractions is all that you require and preferably, it should be as empty as possible.
• A comfortable room that can provide privacy and away from the major activities of the household will do. Kitchen and living room can be too distracting while an extra bedroom; a less-used balcony, a sunroom or even an attic can be just perfect.
• Preference with the amount of light differs with person to person. Some people may find dark rooms more peaceful while others may find them too sleepy. Still others may prefer lots of natural light and fresh air to keep you alert and a plain room painted in muted colors and decorated with subdued elements.
• Remember, a window is a good thing but not a must.
• Meditative space must be clutter free and don't keep your mobile phone nearby.
• Rooms with views of garden, lake or ocean are just wonderful.
• Many people feel that having aromatherapy candles, incense, table top fountains, indoor plants, rhythmic music, natural sounds, chants and hymns, holy books and symbols and mementos and photos of near and dear ones help them to relax better.
• For seating, you may choose a comfortable chair with a straight back, floor mat or bench according to your choice. If you think, you are uncomfortable without your cushions and pillows, count them in too.
• For yoga, you may want wooden flooring, a specialized mat or a comfortable carpet or rug.
• A CD player or stereo for music is needed.
• You may use sliding or folding screens to create your corner temporarily for a tiny apartment.