Visualization meditation uses mental imagery as the object of focused attention. Rather than following the breath or a mantra, the meditator constructs and holds a vivid internal image — a peaceful landscape, a healing light, a sacred figure, or an intended outcome. Buddhist and Hindu tantric traditions developed elaborate visualization practices involving complex deity forms. In modern secular contexts, visualization meditation is used for performance enhancement, stress relief, and healing. Research on elite athletes has shown that mental rehearsal through visualization activates the same neural pathways as physical practice, making it a legitimate training tool.
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