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In many schools of Meditation, yes. It’s a natural and easy thing to focus on. My partner Liz was taught to meditate by a Buddhist called Taravodjra: his technique was based on observing our breath . . . and what comes to mind in the process. We can then choose to focus on the thoughts that arise . . . or let them go.
