Undoubtedly groups meditations are better, a group being defined by more than 1 person.
I've tried my best to plan to be able to meditate with someone else (wife and son) within the family but my plans have been culled. My wife started to 'hear voices' and was scared, my son is autistic and cannot grasp mental abstractions.
Going on stubbornly on my own.
Like most qualities we have as individual beings unique in our expression stubbornness can be both good and bad. it has helped me stick with a routine and continue meditation throughout the years but also it has made me a rather stick in the mud over some things i have held too. Sometimes we are called to let go of people and times as well. They may no longer serve to help us or we only enable the bad qualities in them by sticking it out. Over the years u come to recognize such things and try to avoid being an old fossil.
One very important part of meditation i have found and that is meditating with those who are in enlightened spiritual state or more awakened then ourselves. Thus i am always grateful when i have meditated with for instance: Amma, Brother Bhaktananda and Daya Mata. i have heard quite a few reports from friends of the elevated state they felt themselves in while being in the presence and meditating with Amma. i also had some very interesting experiences 'meditating with' Paramahansa Yogananda at his crypt in Forest Lawn at Glendale California.
