Meditation and Family Life in Japan Journey to joy หน้า 63
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In Japan, where technology thrives yet the suicide rate is high, meditation is crucial for mental well-being. I meditate daily to cope with workplace stress, which can negatively affect family life. Joining Luang Phaw Dhammajayo's sessions helps me find peace, reflecting the need for spiritual refuge in our fast-paced lives. Balancing work pressures and family environment is essential for harmony at home. For more insights, visit dmc.tv.

หัวข้อประเด็น

-Meditation in Japan
-Stress and work-life balance
-Impact of technology on mental health
-Family dynamics in stressful environments
-Spiritual well-being

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Love and Family meditation is necessary apart from working. On weekdays, I meditate for at least 30 to 60 minutes. On Sundays, I will meditate with Luang Phaw Dhammajayo during every session of the satellite broadcast on television. I think meditation is a must for modern Japanese society. Although Japanese are very advanced in technology, they have a high suicide rate. Since they have no spiritual refuge, they can't think of a good solution to sustain their own lives. Working life in Japan is quite stressful. The company that I work for is a large and famous company, so employees have to work hard for the company. I cannot help but feel immense pressure from work. When I am stressed out from work, I bring this stress home with me. This, of course, contributes to an unpleasant atmosphere. Even though we never fight with each other, I can 63 63
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