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Posture Stability in Virtual Reality Meditation Practice

Ching-Hua Lee, Hsiao-Yue Tsao

International Conference on Virtual Reality and Visualization December 27, 2024 DOI: 10.1109/icvrv62410.2024.00014 (opens in new tab)

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Characteristics Peer reviewed
Population Beginners practicing seated meditation in virtual reality
Interventions Virtual reality-based meditation posture training devices
Topics Meditation
Key points The text states that using posture training devices during VR meditation practices has a positive impact on beginners, and that VR meditation may be more effective than traditional practice. It argues that stable sitting posture is fundamental to meditation focus and effectiveness, while poor posture can cause discomfort and hinder breathing.

Abstract

Research has found that meditation is beneficial for improving health and reducing diseases, with evidence of positive effects that encompass a wide range of physiological and psychological aspects. Studies have also shown that Virtual Reality based meditation practices have proven to be more effective than traditional practices. VR technology allows users to immerse themselves in a non-interfering and tranquil virtual environment, and this sense of immersion can greatly enhance the effectiveness of meditation. During VR meditation practices, maintaining a stable and correct sitting posture is considered fundamental to improving focus and effectiveness. However, for many practitioners, maintaining a stable posture during sitting meditation is a common challenge. Incorrect posture can lead to physical discomfort, hinder breathing, and thus reduce the overall experience and effectiveness of seated meditation.This study aims to explore posture stability during VR meditation practices, and the research findings demonstrate that the use of posture training devices in VR meditation practices has a positive impact on beginners. The study further explores how to optimize VR meditation practices to maximize their health benefits.

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