Why Do I Cry When I Meditate? What’s Behind the Tears
Meditation is a powerful tool for cultivating inner peace and gaining focus and clarity. But let’s face it, it can also stir up emotions you didn’t even know were there. Many people find themselves crying while meditating, sometimes for what seams like no reason.
If this has happened to you, you may be wondering: why do I cry when I meditate? You cry when you meditate because when you meditate, you’re clearing out all of the clutter in your mind and heart. You’re confronting your fears, your doubts, your regrets, and your pain, and you allow all of those buried thoughts and feelings to surface. Sometimes, that can make you cry.
Before we go any further, let’s get one thing straight: crying during meditation is normal — it’s a good sign. It means you’re releasing negative energy that’s been pent up. It’s like making space in your mental closet for positive vibes to move in. If you find yourself crying during meditation, don’t beat yourself up, its normal to cry. Embrace it! It’s all part of the mindfulness and meditation journey.
I totally get that crying during meditation can be overwhelming, especially if you’re a meditation newbie. But, that’s why I’m here. I’ll dive into the reasons why you might cry during meditation and offer tips to handle these emotional waves. So, grab your favorite comfort blanket and let’s delve in!