For so many of us, the daily stresses of life can lead us to take shorter, shallower breaths. Ironically yet not surprisingly, this kind of breathing only compounds stress in the body, by depriving the cells of oxygen and by not fully exhaling toxins from the lungs. As few as three deep focused breaths can be extremely calming to your entire body and your mind. So next time you get stressed out, check your breathing - you’ll almost always find it’s shallow and that is the time to stop and take a deep breath. Please don’t put it off and remember “Rejoice in the things that are present; all else is beyond thee.” {Montaigne}
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carrie
/ June 30, 2010annie – i’m so glad I’m following you. i really needed this right now.
Dylan
/ June 30, 2010so true!
Alejandra
/ July 1, 2010Words to live by!!!
Diana
/ July 1, 2010Ohh I need this so much right now…Thank you darling:)
All Natural Andy
/ July 5, 2010Finally…Just the evidence that I needed to convince Milo that our advice of “Take a deep breath” is sound when he’s angry.