In this episode, Miko discusses the challenges many face with meditation and shares her personal journey into the practice. She emphasizes the importance of understanding one's human design to tailor meditation techniques that suit individual needs. The conversation includes an analysis of Zendaya's human design and how it relates to her meditation practice, highlighting the significance of environment and physical preparation. Miko also explores the differences between mindfulness and meditation, offers tips for establishing a consistent practice, and discusses the role of asteroids in enhancing meditation insights.

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Takeaways
- Your head center (defined vs undefined) significantly impacts your meditation experience
- Physical exhaustion before meditation can be crucial, especially for those with a defined sacral centre
- Group vs. solo meditation preferences can partially be understood through your circuitry (tribal, collective, individual)
- Your environment variable indicates whether you need active or passive meditation environments
- Meditation doesn't always mean sitting still - moving meditations like cycling or yoga can be effective
- Start with just 3-5 minutes daily rather than forcing longer sessions
- Focus on how you feel after meditation rather than during the practice
- Your G-center definition influences the importance of your meditation environment
- Variables like perspective (focused vs. peripheral) can guide your meditation approach

Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Meditation Challenges
01:07 Personal Journey with Meditation
03:35 Understanding Meditation Through Human Design
05:11 Zendaya's Chart Analysis
08:46 Circuitry & Group Dynamics
12:50 Variables & Environment
13:31 Motor Centers & Physical Energy
16:57 Active Meditation Techniques
24:45 Practical Tips for Beginners
28:44 Asteroid Insights
31:07 Closing Thoughts

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