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	<title>Comments on: Meditation increases attention span, sharpens focus and improves memory</title>
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		<title>By: Amadeo</title>
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		<description>I suppose the hardest to &quot;rein in&quot; and control would be one&#039;s attention span.

While many of us may have graduated from the very short attention span of a child, which I believe is typically less than a minute, the very distracting and complicated world that we now find ourselves in still conspires to make that task very daunting.

As I recall the basics of yoga that I used to consult also involve practices that looked deceptively simple, but difficult to maintain and sustain.

But I admire your efforts.  A good part of the effort is in trying, and trying persistently.</description>
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<p>While many of us may have graduated from the very short attention span of a child, which I believe is typically less than a minute, the very distracting and complicated world that we now find ourselves in still conspires to make that task very daunting.</p>
<p>As I recall the basics of yoga that I used to consult also involve practices that looked deceptively simple, but difficult to maintain and sustain.</p>
<p>But I admire your efforts.  A good part of the effort is in trying, and trying persistently.</p>
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