meditate

verb
UK /ˈmedɪteɪt/
US /ˈmedɪteɪt/

To sit quietly and think calmly to help your mind feel peaceful.

She likes to meditate for a few minutes every morning before school.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To think deeply and carefully about something for a long time.

He sat by the window and meditated on what his friend had said.

3. To plan or consider doing something in your mind.

The team meditated a change to their project plan.

4. In some religions, to focus your mind on spiritual things as a practice.

Monks meditate in the temple every evening.