Sentences with phrase «mental states of calm»

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The patient is next invited to be seated in a reclining chair, taught to relax all his muscles, calmed by soothing words, and in a state of physical relaxation and mental quiet the unwholesome thoughts and untoward symptoms are dislodged from his consciousness, and in their place are sown the seeds of more health - giving thoughts and better habits.

In a rare moment of mental quiet, I had the insight that I needed to come back to where I'd begun all those years earlier, so I enrolled in yoga teacher training to see if I could learn my way to a calmer state of mind.

Rhodiola has a calming effect on our body and mental state because of an ability to reduce cortisol, one of our major stress hormones.

Meditation will lead you to a state of advanced mental awareness, never getting too high or too low, constantly maintaining a well balanced, clear, calm, focused, and creative state of mind.

Pranayama - Breathing practices that can focus the mind, and calm or stimulate the nervous system to experience deep states of physical and mental tranquility.

Here are some of the benefits Liver Balance Plus users report: 93 % reduced stress 92 % higher energy 89 % mood elevation 89 % feeling calmer and more relaxed 85 % reduced or no headaches 83 % less muscle or joint pain 82 % eye or vision improvement 80 % relief from skin irritation 76 % enhanced mental clarity 74 % less congested (sinus and chest) 50 % improvement with skin conditions such as age spots, improved repair of liver dysfunction, relief from constipation, improved gall bladder function, faster healing, stronger immune system, and overall improved state of health.

With unobstructed sea views from virtually every angle of the home, you will soon achieve a calm mental state inspired by the beauty of your surroundings.

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Even this claim is debatable, as revealed by the observation of many conscientious objectors during the Vietnam era assigned to work in New Jersey's state mental hospitals at a time they first started using mace to calm violent patients.