7 types of meditation for mindfulness


Mindfulness meditation

Focuses on awareness of the present moment. It involves observing thoughts, feelings and sensations without judgment, which promotes calmness.


Spiritual meditation

Contains prayer or connection with higher powers. It is often practiced in silence and deepens spiritual awareness and inner peace.


Focused meditation

Requires concentration on a single object or sound, such as a candle flame or mantra, to improve attention and mindfulness.


Movement meditation

Combines gentle physical movements, such as yoga or walking, with awareness, connects body and mind and promotes relaxation and flow.


Mantra meditation

Involves repeatedly chanting a word, phrase, or sound, such as “Om,” to calm the mind and promote a spiritual connection.


Transcendental Meditation

A structured practice using silent mantra repetition, aimed at a deep state of relaxation and greater awareness of oneself.


Visualization Meditation

Uses mental imagery to create positive experiences or achieve goals, combining relaxation with visualizing success and emotional strength.