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What is a good time duration for meditation?

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Meditation is not about the clock; it’s about finding a time that allows you to be fully present and unhurried in your practice.

— Osho
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Core Insight:
According to Osho, a good meditation duration is about half an hour per session. Night is ideal—when everything is quiet—so sit for thirty minutes and experiment. If you’re too tired at night, do the same half hour upon waking in the morning, or choose any time that genuinely suits you and allows steady, unhurried practice.
Aim for 30 minutes, preferably at night when it’s quiet, or in the morning if night is hard—pick a time that truly works for you.
Why this matters practically
- Creates a steady, manageable routine without rushing.
- Uses naturally quiet times to deepen focus and calm.
- Flexibility removes barriers and makes daily practice more consistent.
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