The mind has to be engaged soon after one wakes up in order to perform cue meditation.

With cue meditation, the body can go into almost an involuntary state of meditation when one listens to certain forms of audio content while visually focusing on some focal point with feet planted firmly on the ground.  Before one can perform cue meditation in this way, the body has to be conditioned to have certain involuntary physical responses to certain cues.

Cue meditation can be performed by sitting stationary in a chair with feet planted firmly on the ground while having some focal point to visually focus on and also having certain forms of audio content to listen to.  Visually focusing on the focal point while listening to the audio content can draw one in, causing them to go into a state of meditation.

The body can be conditioned to go into an almost involuntary state of meditation when listening to certain forms of audio content also when the audio content is paired with certain forms of video content.  The audio content and video content, if added, can actually draw one in making them go into a state of meditation.

-Cue Meditation

Stimulus meditation, stimuli meditation, or cue meditation is a type of meditation where a specific stimulus can cause the body to go into a state of meditation.

Stimulus meditation, stimuli meditation, or cue meditation is a type of meditation where certain cues can cause the body to go into a state of meditation.