Personally, I equate meditation with prayer, so if you can handle it "pray without ceasing" as The Bible says. But there are also personal considerations. Is it hard for you to get up the energy for a walk? Then definitely, I would recommend an extra effort before you start. Is it easy for you to put out a physical effort but difficult for you to calm down afterward? Then I'd make time for some extra prayer or meditation afterward.
He would always meditate before dinner.
Yes, you not only can walk and meditate, but there are several ways to do it ans several advantages over traditional meditation. For example, you can do the back-and-forth walking meditation that Buddhists do, or you can take a walk while using brainwave entrainment on your MP3 player.
Grout should dry for at least 24 hours before it is safe to walk on.
First thing is that it is not compulsory to meditate in Islam but there is no such rule that Muslims should not meditate. Meditation can done at any place there is no specific place for meditation, You can meditate in home, work(when you are free), or any where else.
You should walk or stretch before and after exercise, as a warm-up and a cool-down, for the best results.
The Buddha did teach that people should meditate -- but very specific forms of meditation, not just any old meditation.
Information on how to meditate can be found using a vast amount of resources. These resources include the internet, and simply someone who has meditated before.
meditate before and during if possible
definetly before a year.
As long as you are practicing correctly, the more you meditate each day, the better. This is why some hermits live in solitude; they reduce their distractions so that they are able to meditate as much as possible.
After a knee operation, you should expect to wait about 6 to 8 weeks before you can walk again. Some people may find that they are able to walk before that, with help.
I do breathing exercises and meditate.