Do you meditate? In the video below, news anchor Dan Harris explains the many benefits of daily meditation, and why it is being used by more and more people all around the world.
Meditation can:
* boost your immune system
* lower your blood pressure
* help you deal with a wide range of physical problems, such as Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Psoriasis
…and help with many mental and emotional issues.
Have you ever found yourself in a position where change was inevitable? You may have felt annoyed, frustrated, or even scared about how that part of your life was going to change. Maybe you felt trapped—the change was going to happen whether you liked it or not. If you rebelled against the change, you know how alarming these types of situations can be.
You might have felt out of sorts or stressed out for days, weeks, or even months. But what if you were to undergo a paradigm shift and begin to view change as opportunity? What if you could reach out and embrace change with open arms?
Read on for some mind-expanding, eye-opening ways to regard change as opportunity in your life:
Regardless of how calm you are most of the time, you might still have those moments when your frustration level seems to go sky high. The challenging aspect of feeling frustrated is the urgency you feel to express those upsetting feelings.
However, you’ve no doubt learned you’ve got to “keep a lid on” your feelings in certain situations because, if you don’t, you only create more difficulties for yourself.
In such exasperating times, try these strategies to handle your frustrations:
1. Take some deep breaths. Although this strategy sounds like it might not help at all, the fact is that breathing techniques really work. If you use the wellness guru, Andrew Weil’s, “4-7-8” technique for breathing, you’ll discover you can calm yourself down rather quickly. Here’s how it works:
Read more7 Methods to Successfully Curb Your Frustration