Talking about meditation, which is Psalm 1: 2-3, they give us a very important note. Meditation is not just about the version of a man, but on trends, but about being happy with the love of God.
We are being instructed to meditate day in, day out. We must derive joy in His commandments. This part is not just about those rigid postures or anything, or saying anything, or normal acts, but it's just a heartfelt and heart-centered focus on the truth God has revealed which aligns our thoughts with the Divine's way.
The essence of this meditation which is to love and reflect the love of God, and live a righteous life. And then he begins to warn us against all the dangers following traditional means by man-made. In Titus 1:14, there has been a question against Jewish fables and commandments of men.
Which make us to lead us astray.
Meditations are like trees by a riverside which bear fruit with the right seeding. They are prosperous.
Let us keep meditating on God's words.
Seeking to serve both our lives and that of our loved ones. And nations at large with justice, love, and always honouring the truth of God in our lives.
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STOPThe Bible already told us to meditate on God's word day in day out because it is good for us both spiritually and physically.