Not exact matches
To stop stress from sapping your sleep, try a
few calming techniques before bed, like
breathing deeply, listening to relaxing music and meditating.
However, setting aside a
few minutes in each day to pause,
breathe, and
calm the mind does wonders for our well - being.
Take a
few deep
breathes and as much as possible keep yourself
calm.
I think that would give you enough
breathing room to carry you through the next
few months until your son
calms down and is able to separate a little more.
On the other hand, a
few moments of
calm, ujjai inspired
breathing can
calm your brain waves and allow you to move through your perceived fears with a more confident, and serene, state.
Calming down and
breathing for a
few minutes really puts me on a great path for the day.
Incorporating simple
breathing exercises only take a
few minutes and also help to reduce anxiety, improve your memory skills, increase effectiveness and create a greater sense of
calm throughout your day.
«In reality, you can do a lot in five minutes — you can do a guided meditation, a
calming breathing sequence, a
few restorative yoga poses.
Mindful
Breathing Take a
few minutes a day (in the morning or before you engage in an athletic event or exercise) to pay attention to your breath, which can bring on a
calm and clear state of mind.
I am learning that for me, finding just a
few moments to step away from my phone and my laptop, to focus on my
breathing, and to find either complete silence or the sounds of nature, brings me back to a centered place and allows me to move through the rest of the day in a more
calm and peaceful way.
Just a
few cycles of longer exhales and mindful
breathing can make a massive difference (inhale for 4, hold for 7, exhale for 8) This kind of
breathing instantly
calms the limbic system of the brain and puts your body into a less alert, more relaxed state as it prepares for sleep.
I have a friend whose husband finds reprieve from his loud, hectic office environment by going into one of the stalls in the toilet to just sit there and
breathe for a
few moments (this is a true story, and he swears that he leaves his toilet
breathing sessions much more
calm and ready to take on his highly stressful job).
If comfortable close your eyes and simply
breathe calming and deeply for a
few breaths.