supermax_thelion1
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Meditation is often linked with spirituality, but is it necessary to have religious beliefs to practice it effectively? I'm curious if anyone here meditates purely for mental clarity without a religious framework.
Can you practice meditation without religious beliefs?
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It’s all about finding that inner peace and focus. Many people use it as a tool for stress relief and personal growth. Anyone here meditate purely for the mental benefits? 
Sneaky2021
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Absolutely, you can practice meditation without any religious beliefs. Meditation is a versatile practice that can be adapted to suit various needs and preferences, including secular approaches. Whether you’re seeking relaxation, stress relief, or personal growth, there’s a meditation practice that can work for you. 
