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Entries in restful awareness (1)

Thursday
Mar182010

Restful Awareness Guided Relaxation Exercise

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One of the challenges in relaxing the mind is that it's practically impossible to think of nothing. Our thoughts come and go constantly, when we're feeling anxious and we try to relax and meditate our mind sometimes tunes in to our anxious thoughts. We can feel even worse as the distractions we use to keep unwanted thoughts at bay fade away and we're left facing our fears without diversion.

Fortunately, there's a middle road between trying to think of nothing and feeling uncomfortable and using things like the TV and internet, or rushing around and keeping busy to try and distract your self from anxious thoughts. This middle road is called Restful Awareness. It's a mindful breathing exercise that draws your mind in to specific points of focus that keep your mind distracted and help it come away from anxious thoughts and settle into a state of relaxation.

In this podcast Ananga talks you through a simple restful awareness experience that you can enjoy for yourself:

 

 


 

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