
Meditation: you make progress just by doing it
Jogyata Dallas
Many people give up meditation and the spiritual life just because they feel that they are 'no good' at it, or they are not making immediate progress. Jogyata explains that it is important not to judge your progress, and that just by doing it every day, you are progressing steadily towards your goal.
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