A simple breathing meditation may be of some help to you. It will help you relax and help with focus and concentration, though it takes practice to get better, like most things.
Find a comfortable position and relax your body as much as you can. Take a few deep breaths at the start, to relax you, then continue breathing at your normal pace/rhythm. You will continue breathing normally throughout the whole meditation.
Take a bit of time just to concentrate on the sensation and flow of your breathing. Now start to count your breaths (still breathing normally). Breath in and out then count 1, in and out then count 2 (counting in your head, not out loud) till you reach 10 and start again. Notice the release and relaxation of the out breath.
If you become distracted ay any point, just bring your focus back. Remember it's normal to be distracted. Praise youself for re-focussing, rather than annoyed for the distraction.
Follow this cycle of 10s for a little while, when you feel you've calmed yourself try the next part.
This time count in your head, 1 then breath in, breath out, 2 then breath in, breath out (again in cycles of 10) and this time really notice the energising and alertness of the in breath. Again, if you get distracted, bring your focus gently back and praise yourself for doing so.
When you have done this for a while, and really got into the rhythm of it, you can again move into the next part (when you're ready).
Next, do not worry about counting. Notice the breath coming in and out and focus on the moment when it changed from an in breath to an out breath. You are most likely to get distracted at the change from the in to out breath, so managing to maintain focus on this part helps you progress in your meditation.
Next try and focus on the process as a whole. Not an in breath then an out breath, but one fluid flowing motion and all the sensations that go with it.
Once you have carried out this part of the meditation, and have got into the rhythm and flow of it, then move on to the final part.
This time, just focus on the moment when the breath enters your body (the first moment the breath enters your nostrils). Once you manage to obtain this focus, keep going with this part until you feel ready to end your meditation.
To end the meditation, gradually start to widen the focus from the nostrils to the whole breathing process. Then gradually start to focus and become aware of your body as a whole. Eventually widening your focus to how you feel. Next bring some focus to your environment, spacial awareness, then any sounds and light. Then eventually opening your eyes and sitting for a moment just taking in the relaxation.
This is a simple breathing meditation that really works well as a pre-flight meditation. The first part calms the mind and helps you let loose, the second part energises your relaxed mind, the third part brings the first and second part together, and the fourth part works on one-pointed focus. The final part brings you calmly out of the meditation.
Be patient and only move from one part to the next when you feel ready. There is no rush, it is a relaxed and gradual process. Hope this helps.
Peace
Macre
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