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People often feel that meditation is hard when they believe they should be fighting their thoughts or actively trying to empty the mind (Harris, 2014). Mindful meditation is more about noticing thoughts when they enter the head and noticing again when they pass, without getting too attached or drawn into them.
Other challenges show up in the form of the five hindrances: desire, anger, restlessness, sleepiness, and doubt. These problems are so common, predictable, and prevalent in mindfulness practice that many books on meditation address how to work with them.
These barriers could involve social norms, low self-efficacy beliefs, negative outcome expectations, perceived inconveniences, and others.
Mindfulness is the practice of paying attention to the present moment with curiosity and kindness. It can help you cope with stress, improve your well-being, and enhance your performance. However, many people face some common barriers to mindfulness, such as lack of time, motivation, or guidance.
Other challenges show up in the form of the five hindrances: desire, anger, restlessness, sleepiness, and doubt. These problems are so common, predictable, and prevalent in mindfulness practice that many books on meditation address how to work with them.
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Body-Mind Challenges Aversion: fear, anger, any form of pushing away. Restlessness: jumpy energy, agitation. Sloth and torpor: sleepy, sinking states of mind and body. Doubt: a mind-trap that says, its no use, this will never work, maybe theres an easier way.
There are several factors that can prevent people from practicing mindfulness, including lack of awareness, difficulty in staying focused, fear of facing emotions, perceived difficulty, lack of motivation, skepticism, and lack of time.

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