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Best Meditation for Controlling Depression of a Person

There are lots of people who pretend to be strong in front of the world but are dealing with severe depression. Having depression for an extended period is harmful. Sometimes, it gives rise to anxiety or even panic attacks, which are unhealthy for both mind and body. That is why Anxiety Therapist near me is one solution that you can look up to, or through simple meditation, you can control it. Meditation has a considerable power to heal any mental and physical issue, including depression. Through meditation, you can control your chakra and maintain it properly. That is why it is you can control your negative thoughts. Want to learn more about it? So keep your eye on this post till last, and you will get to know what meditation you should do so that you can cure your depression like a pro.

Also Read: How to Deal with Attachment Issues Effectively

Best Meditation for Controlling Depression

Transcendental Meditation

Transcendental meditation, commonly known as TM, has a significant global following. Transcendental meditation employs sound or a personal mantra—typically one or two syllables—as the anchor for your focus rather than the breath.

Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy

A subset of mindfulness meditation is this. It focuses on altering harmful thought and behavior patterns and combines with cognitive behavioral therapy for successful outcomes. If you still feel depressed or even anxious, then it's better to see the best Anxiety Therapist in Dubai so that you can get over your issue as soon as possible.

Body Scan Meditation

Start by focusing on every body part, from your head to your toes, to attain deep relaxation. As you intentionally relax your muscles, pay attention to any feelings in your body. You'll quickly become more at ease and calm by using this strategy.

Also Read: What are the Major Benefits of Doing Yoga?

Walking Meditation

Naturally, walking is beneficial to your physical and emotional well-being. Still, a strolling meditation could elevate you to a new plane. In one study, aerobic walking combined with three times a week of Buddhist meditation over 12 weeks not only decreased depression but also enhanced flexibility and balance in a small group of older persons. In other studies, younger people's anxiety was similarly reduced by 10 minutes a day of meditation either before or after walking.

Depression is a common mental health problem that has been observed chiefly in young adults, and the reasons behind it are various. That may be a lousy lifestyle, love-related issues, stress, work life, etc. So that is why you should take care of yourself well and not forget to lead a healthy lifestyle. Contact Light Angelic for any assistance.

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Illuminate Your Path: Anxiety Therapy at Light Angelic, Dubai

Discover serenity and regain control with anxiety therapy sessions at Light Angelic in Dubai. Our compassionate therapists specialize in anxiety management, offering personalized strategies to illuminate your path towards inner peace and resilience. Let Light Angelic guide you through your journey to a brighter, calmer future.

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How To Help The People Who Are DEALING With Anxiety

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5 Mental Health Resources for People of Color & LGBTQIA+ Communities

BY: Sierra Kennedy

In the wake of the recent election results, many of us grapple with a rollercoaster of emotions. Whether it’s anxiety, relief, fear, or something in between, these feelings are valid and impactful, especially for communities of color, the LGBTQIA+ population, and our allies. In times like these, taking care of our mental health becomes important and essential.

According to The Trevor Project, “the overwhelming majority (90%) of LGBTQ+ young people said their well-being was negatively impacted due to recent politics.”

Fortunately, numerous mental health resources are available to help you navigate these challenging times. The right support network can provide both relief and a sense of community.

Let’s explore some mental health resources tailored to your needs during this emotionally turbulent period.

1. The Trevor Project

The Trevor Project, which caters to LGBTQIA+ young adults, reported a 200% increase in election-adjacent search terms like “rights” and “election” in the days leading up to the final night of the presidential race. The organization, which offers free, confidential support through chat or over the phone 24/7, is also there for you post-election as well.

2. Therapy for Black Girls

This resource is essential for Black women and girls seeking professional mental health care. Therapy for Black Girls provides a directory of culturally competent therapists, blog content, and a supportive community.

3. Trans Lifeline

This peer support service is specifically designed for transgender people of all ages. It offers an essential lifeline staffed entirely by trans individuals and can provide supportive resources and assistance in moments of crisis.

4. Latinx Therapy

Created to destigmatize mental health within the Latinx community, this platform provides bilingual therapists, workshops, and a supportive podcast addressing various wellness topics.

5. National Queer and Trans Therapists of Color Network (NQTTCN)

This network advances healing justice and provides mental health resources specifically geared towards queer and transgender people of color. They help connect you with a directory of experienced and culturally competent therapists.

As if the winter blues weren’t enough, the personal stakes and societal implications surrounding the election’s outcome hit hard for many. Navigating these emotional waters can be challenging, but there are ways to regain focus and recenter. Here are a few ways to destress that you can start implementing today:

Mental health check-ins: Engaging in virtual or in-person discussions with friends or support groups can help process feelings in a shared environment.

Mindfulness practices: Activities like meditation or yoga can offer calming techniques to manage stress and anxiety effectively. Make mindfulness a daily habit for an overall improvement in mood.

Therapeutic writing: Journaling can be a powerful outlet to articulate and reflect on your emotions.

Build a self-care routine: Incorporate activities that promote wellness and calm into your daily life, such as nature walks, reading a new book, or a fitness class.

Remember, taking care of your mental and reaching out for support is a step toward healing. Connecting with the right resources can make a significant difference, offering comfort, stability, and a well-needed community.

How are you taking care of yourself during this troubling time? Let’s chat and pour into one another below.

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Hello there, lovely people 🌅

We have nothing but good news for you. It is March—the end of March, in fact. And spring is *close* to have sprung, which can only mean good things. Sunshine, color, and time to spend outside with friends or reading under a tree. It’s so close you can almost touch it.🌻

However, calmer blue skies does not always mind a calmer, more peaceful mind. In fact, mindfulness and self-care are essential wellbeing practices for all four seasons, not just the dark and cold months. And while things may be bright and sunny outside, in your mind can be a very different story. But this is where we have someone and something we think that might just help with that: it’s your facilitator for this week’s class Jasmine Marie, CEO and Founder of black girls breathing®! The theme for this session is Breathwork for Anxiety🧘🏽‍♀️🧘🏾🧘🏾‍♀️🧘🏿‍♂️🧘🏾

They know what they are talking about, too. After all, black girls breathing®, provides a safe space for Black women and girls to manage their mental health, and reflect on and heal their trauma through breathwork and community. They aim to offer free and accessible mental health resources to one million Black women and girls by 2025.

So come join us for a class with Jasmine for a breathwork session to provide you with the tools to ease moments of anxiety. These moments will always be there, but breathwork is an active meditation that helps regulate one’s nervous system to create more feelings of calm and decrease stress and anxiety. It could be an essential tool, and it is totally free, too. Nothing to pay, everything to gain. So why not get involved and join us for black girls breathing®, for Mindful Monday on March 27 at 12pm EST.

Want to learn more about @blackgirlsbreathing?

Check out their website!

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Yoga and Guided Breathing/Meditation Resources

Thank you to everyone who shared resources to make this list possible!

Calm (Youtube) [also an app]

Calm is all about mindfulness, the practice of paying attention to our thoughts, emotions and experiences without judgement. App for Google PlayApp for Apple

Edyn Loves Life (Youtube)

Hey guys im Edyn! I am a plus size yoga teacher proving that health is a lifestyle not a size. I wan't everyone to see what a plus size lifestyle truly is! I'm super focused on holistic health, mindfullness and buiding confidence in others. 10-minute Beginner Friendly Yoga Calming Flow Wake up or Wind Down Stretch (10 minutes)

Fightmaster Yoga (Youtube)

Don't worry if you're not flexible or can't do the poses perfectly. The motto of Fightmaster Yoga is "It's not about the pose". You don't have to be perfect. Beginner's Yoga 30 Day Challenge Yoga for Beginners 30 Day Challenge Suggested by @thosehallowedhalls

Finch (app) [includes guided breathing, yoga, activities, journaling and more]

Adopt a self-care pet and work on day-to-day goals, track your mood, journal, complete breathing activities, and more (Free and Paid versions available) For: Google Play For: Apple

New Horizon - Meditation & Sleep Stories (Youtube)

Meditation for adults and children

Meditative Mind Channel (Youtube)

At the core of Meditative Mind is the music. We record, compose, produce everything in house, with every one putting their hearts & souls and lots of positive vibes in creating these soundscapes, mantra chants, chakra healing music. Suggested by @thosehallowedhalls

Moves with Agnes (Youtube)

Includes a wide variety of yoga practices, with videos that support those struggling with hormonal imbalances (including PCOS)

The Quiet Place (website)

Sit quietly for 30 seconds, no distractions and just breathe

Stretch & Yoga Playlist by MadFit (Youtube)

Top 3 as suggested by @peonyblossom 1) Beginner Flexibility Routine 2) 20 Minute Stretch/Yoga for Stress & Anxiety Relief 3) 15 Minute Stretch/Yoga for Stress & Anxiety Relief

Workout for Women: Fitness (App) [includes yoga]

For: Google Play For: Apple Suggested by @peonierose

You're Amazing (Resources by @choicesfandomappreciation)

A helpful list of : words/quotes of encouragement, self care ideas, links and resources, apps, & media recommendations to help strengthen your mental health

Yoga With Adriene (Youtube)

Favorites as suggested by @aria-ashryver 1) Blanket Yoga (blankets + a dog!) 2) Yoga to Heal Stress 3) Meditation for Self-Love

Yoga with Bird (Youtube)

Includes an extensive array of videos and diverse options for practitioners (including Pilates)

*If you have other resources to add to this list, please let me know*

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A list of methods to lift low mood:

Disclaimer: if you know what is keeping you in a low mood such as clinical depression and anxiety you can still use these methods to ease pain but do not expect them to work immediately or at all. When I was small and sad I wished I had a list of what to do when I was suffering because obviously, I didn't want to feel the pain I was feeling. Just know you are worthy of reaching peace and happiness and if these worked for me it will help some of you. These are just methods to try out, nothing more. I also need to state I am not a therapist, but I have done my research and worked closely with my therapist for my depression. Here's to little me :)

Talk to someone - preferably with a loved one or someone you know you can talk about your interests with. We naturally lighten up when another is engaged with us, this brings up mood significantly. If your feeling a little wild maybe go outside to a public place and talk to someone.

Read a book - escape is good when we dwell on heavy thoughts, sometimes being sucked into a world can be a good release from the pressure of reality. Try to ask yourself if your low mood is from something you’re avoiding, if not then proceed with reading or even doing one of your hobbies to get your mind off things.

Take a walk-through nature - when we have a low mood day, we want minimal effort practices to lift us up, so this suggestion is more for people who aren’t too depressed or anxious. Do not feel shame for your low tolerance days it’s actually normal for everyday to be a bit different with your window of tolerance. Nature brings us back to earth and does lift our moods naturally.

Exercise - again depressed people I get if you ignore this one too but if you can go take a walk or stretch it will pump your blood and release endorphins; natural healing of the mental/emotional and physical body. If you feel worse after a workout it’s just your body releasing the extra emotions. I personally take a shower after and it feels heavenly.

Listen to your favorite music - music speaks to a certain part within us that makes us feel emotions. Music is powerful tool so don’t doubt its power when you are in a shit mood. Come back to yourself and just focus on the music. Do you dance? do you feel compelled to sing along? Do you see a scene in your head? Enjoy what it brings to your mind. I do think singing happy songs or sad songs alike help but i prefer to listen to motivational and soothing music as someone who has complex ptsd.

Watch a comfort show - preferably a show you have watched before and know what will happen. I do this a lot with a few shows but this helps me have background noise and also laugh when I’m down. Preferably not shows that remind you of your life either, that can trigger your low mood more if that’s what is bringing you down.

Journaling or talking out your feelings - this is like number one but it’s also quite healing to scribble in a journal and to really release what is trapped in your skull; sometimes it feels like chaos up there so journaling will help calm things down and bring it into perspective. It would work better if you can have a listening ear from someone you trust so, if you're willing, always try to communicate what you're feeling and why. This also helps you identify what is bothering you. if you want to try and take it a step further; after you go journal or talk out your feelings go for a run, dance, something active to let your body know you are out of the "danger" and free to release the stress. I already have a post about releasing emotions here.

Meditation - When I'm depressed, I have intense brain fog so don't feel bad if you can't do this one for any reason. Clinically though it does help the brain relax and function better then when you are stuck in a loop of judgments towards yourself. Meditation is meant to cultivate a space of observations and not judgments. for example, when we sit down and meditate, we may have a very anxious thought arise. Our instinct and pattern is to avoid anxious and scary thoughts so our judgments of past experiences/thoughts crop up and we do not want to see that. If we can just observe and not judge, that is meditation. you observe that you feel terrible of what you are feeling and letting the memory/thought pass as an observer. There are times I can't be the observer of my thoughts so in those moments I end the session and acknowledge that it was hard today. I tell myself that its ok to try again later or tomorrow.

Give yourself some grace - most of the time when we are in a low mood we are hard on ourselves and giving yourself space and understanding that all emotions are valid, even unreasonable ones/what you may think is unreasonable, sets you on a path to understand yourself and to know your limits. Re-evaluate why you are in a low mood and understand that it is normal. If you know you have more stress and constantly battling with low mood (especially for more then 2 weeks and you have tried methods before to help yourself) please go to a doctor to see if it is serious; I want you all safe.

Make a schedule for the day - I struggle with this the most because I grew up being forced into a schedule and just didn’t understand until now how helpful it is for a brain that already is dealing with a lot on its plate. The reason is the brain makes pathways for our habits, so it does not have to use as much energy every time it has to repeat an action. If we are constantly on a different schedule, that forces the brain to be on its toes and may stress you out more/forces your brain to use more energy that you may not have. Usually, I get too lazy and fall back into an old patterns because I keep missing my schedule. Schedules will help you when you establish new habits and make them apart of your life. Obviously not every part of your day should be scheduled but I hope you can see from my explanation why it’s better because biologically we like schedules. as an example, the day and night cycles and our cardiac rhythm are patterns we need to have, or sleep doesn't feel satisfying. Sleep 100% affects your mood.

Do one thing on your list of things to do today - if you are avoiding a certain task and it's making you freak out how about you just do one small step? ask for some help if need be. or maybe if it is not dire task that you have to do now make a list of things you want to finish today but only focus on finishing one. Just one thing on the list will make it feel less overwhelming and if you're feeling up for it, do the next easy thing on the list. this will lift your mood from completing a task and may even give you more motivation to keep going. sometimes it is good to push ourselves but other times it's good to listen to your body and energy levels.

Make sure you get enough sun/vitamin D - simple yet effective. I know many people who may not get enough sun especially where I live. I take vitamin D supplements and have a sun lamp like a plant hehe. Make sure you are not vitamin D deficient and check with your doctor to see if they are low.

I hope these methods assist you on your low days or with your depression. Keep believing in yourself, it is possible to feel better! Love you <3

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Can You Meditate with Music

Introduction

Meditation is a practice that has been embraced by cultures worldwide for centuries, providing a path to mental clarity, emotional stability, and spiritual growth. In recent years, meditation has gained mainstream popularity as more people seek to find peace and balance in their hectic lives. As this ancient practice evolves, many wonder if incorporating music into meditation is beneficial. So, can you meditate with music? Let’s explore this harmonious blend of sound and silence.

Understanding Meditation

Definition and Purpose Meditation is the practice of focusing the mind to achieve a mentally clear and emotionally calm state. It often involves techniques such as mindfulness, concentration, and breath control to bring awareness and inner peace.

Different Types of Meditation

From mindfulness and transcendental meditation to guided and loving-kindness meditation, there are various forms to suit different needs and preferences. Each type focuses on different aspects of mental and emotional well-being.

Benefits of Meditation

Meditation has been shown to reduce stress, enhance self-awareness, improve concentration, and promote emotional health. It’s a powerful tool for anyone looking to enhance their overall quality of life.

The Role of Music in Meditation

History of Music in Meditation Practices Music has long been intertwined with meditation practices across cultures. From ancient chants and hymns to modern-day sound therapy, music has been used to elevate the meditative experience.

Why Use Music During Meditation? Music can serve as a powerful aid in meditation by providing a soothing background that helps the mind focus and relax. It can enhance the ambiance, making it easier to enter a meditative state.

Scientific Perspective on Music and Meditation Studies have shown that music can influence brain waves, promoting a state of relaxation. The rhythmic and repetitive nature of certain types of music can aid in achieving a meditative state more quickly and deeply.

Types of Music for Meditation

Nature Sounds The sounds of nature, such as ocean waves, rain, or birdsong, can be incredibly calming and help ground the mind.

Instrumental Music Soft, instrumental music without lyrics can provide a tranquil background that supports meditation.

Binaural Beats These are specific sound frequencies that can help synchronize brain waves and promote relaxation and focus.

Guided Meditations These involve spoken word guidance along with music, helping to direct your meditation practice.

Benefits of Meditating with Music

Enhanced Relaxation Music can help relax the body and mind, making it easier to let go of stress and tension.

Improved Focus The right music can help maintain focus by providing a constant, soothing background that keeps distractions at bay.

Stress Reduction Listening to calming music during meditation can significantly reduce stress and anxiety levels.

Emotional Release Music can evoke emotions and facilitate emotional processing, allowing for deeper emotional healing during meditation.

How to Choose the Right Music for Meditation

Personal Preferences Your personal taste in music plays a crucial role. Choose music that resonates with you and helps you relax.

Matching Music to Meditation Goals Different types of meditation might benefit from different types of music. For example, nature sounds might be ideal for mindfulness meditation, while binaural beats could enhance concentration practices.

Popular Music Choices for Meditation Some popular choices include ambient music, classical pieces, and nature sounds. Experiment to find what works best for you.

Tips for Meditating with Music Setting the Right Environment Create a peaceful and comfortable space free from distractions.

Using Headphones vs. Speakers Headphones can provide an immersive experience, while speakers can fill the room with sound. Choose based on your preference.

Creating a Playlist Curate a playlist that suits your meditation session. This prevents the need to search for tracks mid-meditation.

Common Misconceptions About Meditating with Music

Music as a Distraction Some believe that music might distract from the meditation practice, but the right music can enhance focus and relaxation.

Music Reducing the Effectiveness of Meditation Music, when chosen mindfully, can deepen the meditative experience rather than detract from it.

Combining Music with Different Meditation Techniques Mindfulness Meditation with Music Music can anchor the mind, making it easier to stay present.

Mantra Meditation with Music Background music can complement mantra repetition, adding depth to the practice.

Movement Meditation with Music Music can guide and enhance movement-based meditations like yoga or tai chi.

Case Studies and Personal Experiences

Real-life Examples Many practitioners have found that music enhances their meditation practice, helping them reach deeper states of relaxation and awareness.

Testimonials People often report feeling more at ease and focused when meditating with music, highlighting the personal benefits they’ve experienced.

Potential Downsides and How to Overcome Them

Dependency on Music Some may become reliant on music to meditate. It’s essential to also practice meditation without music to maintain versatility.

Difficulty in Finding Suitable Music With so many options available, finding the right music can be challenging. Trial and error will help you discover what works best for you.

Music Genres to Explore for Meditation

Classical Music Works by composers like Bach and Mozart can provide a serene backdrop for meditation.

Ambient Music Ambient tracks are designed to create a calming atmosphere and are perfect for meditation.

Ethnic and World Music Traditional music from various cultures can add a unique and enriching element to your practice.

Conclusion

Meditating with music can be a profoundly enriching experience, adding an extra layer of depth and relaxation to your practice. Whether you’re a seasoned meditator or just starting, experimenting with different types of music can help you find what works best for you. Remember, meditation is a personal journey, and there’s no one-size-fits-all approach. So, tune in, relax, and let the music guide you.

FAQs

Can Music Distract You During Meditation? It can, if not chosen carefully. Select music that enhances focus and relaxation.

What Type of Music is Best for Beginners? Beginners might find nature sounds or gentle instrumental music most helpful.

How Loud Should the Music Be? Keep the volume low enough to hear but not so loud that it overpowers your thoughts.

Can You Meditate with Any Music? Not all music is suitable. Choose tracks that promote calmness and focus.

Is it Necessary to Use Music for Effective Meditation? No, it’s not necessary. It’s a personal preference and can be used to enhance the practice.

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Drei

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Today's reflections delve into the intricate tapestry of human relationships, the paramount importance of self-care, and the transformative power of forgiveness.

Key Themes:

Relationships: The intricacies of interpersonal dynamics and the profound impact that others can have on our lives. Understanding the nuances of human connection can help us cultivate healthier relationships, avoid toxic influences, and foster a sense of belonging.

Self-Care: The necessity of prioritizing our well-being and mental health to navigate life's challenges with resilience. Engaging in activities that nourish our bodies, minds, and souls can enhance our overall quality of life, reduce stress, and improve our ability to cope with adversity.

Forgiveness: The transformative power of forgiveness in healing our emotional wounds, fostering inner peace, and liberating ourselves from the burdens of resentment and bitterness. By letting go of grudges and grudges, we can create space for growth, healing, and healthier relationships.

Key Arguments and Ideas:

The Influence of Others: The significant impact that others can have on our lives, both positively and negatively. Understanding the dynamics of relationships can help us cultivate healthier connections, avoid toxic influences, and foster a sense of belonging.

The Power of Self-Care: The necessity of self-care practices to manage stress, anxiety, and maintain overall well-being. Engaging in activities that nourish our bodies, minds, and souls can enhance our overall quality of life, reduce stress, and improve our ability to cope with adversity.

The Healing Potential of Forgiveness: The transformative effects of forgiveness on ourselves and our relationships. By letting go of resentment and bitterness, we can free ourselves from the emotional burdens of the past, create space for growth, healing, and healthier relationships.

The Importance of Setting Boundaries: Establishing healthy boundaries is crucial for protecting ourselves and our emotional well-being. By setting clear limits, we can avoid toxic relationships, maintain a sense of control over our lives, and prioritize our own needs.

Personal Anecdotes:

The Power of Forgiveness: I recently experienced a challenging situation with a friend that tested the boundaries of our relationship. By choosing forgiveness over resentment, I was able to heal the rift and strengthen our bond. This experience taught me the transformative power of forgiveness and the importance of letting go of grudges.

The Importance of Self-Care: During a particularly stressful period in my life, I realized that I needed to prioritize my self-care. By incorporating regular exercise, meditation, and spending time in nature, I was able to reduce my stress levels and improve my overall well-being. This experience highlighted the crucial role of self-care in maintaining a healthy and balanced life.

Summary:

Today's reflections offer a glimpse into the complexities of human existence, highlighting the importance of relationships, self-care, and forgiveness. By understanding these themes, we can navigate life's currents with greater resilience and grace, fostering healthier connections, nurturing our well-being, and embracing the transformative power of forgiveness.

Questions and Ideas:

How can we cultivate healthier relationships and avoid toxic dynamics?

What are effective strategies for managing stress and anxiety?

How can we tap into our inner wisdom and intuition?

What role does forgiveness play in healing our emotional wounds?

How can we balance our own needs with the needs of others?

What are the signs of a toxic relationship, and how can we protect ourselves from such situations?

How can we cultivate self-compassion and self-acceptance?

What role does spirituality play in our well-being and personal growth?

To further explore these themes, I invite you to listen to my latest ambient music composition. This piece is designed to evoke introspection, providing a space for reflection and self-discovery.

What do you think was happening? You may recreate it.

Note: This entry has been edited for clarity and to align with the specified editorial line by Gemini AI.

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Healing Stress Through Meditation and Neuroplasticity | Business Story of the Week

This week on Business Story of the Week, Joshua Lori welcomes Kathleen Riley, who brings a fresh perspective on how to heal from chronic stress using meditation and neuroplasticity. In this eye-opening episode, Kathleen discusses how to rewire your brain for peace, break negative thought patterns, and lead a happier, more fulfilling life. 🧘‍♂️✨

The Pre-Sensing Method: A Pathway to Peace

Kathleen has developed an eight-week program called the Pre-Sensing Method, designed to help people—particularly men—detach from their stress-filled reality and reconnect with calm and peace. This isn’t just about meditation as we traditionally know it; it’s about a deeper process of detaching from external stimuli, focusing on the heart, and realigning the body’s nervous system.

Meditation as a Tool for Healing

For those familiar with traditional meditation practices, Kathleen’s method offers a more profound way to heal the body and mind. Rather than just focusing on the breath, her technique encourages participants to move beyond physical sensations and into a state of pure consciousness. 🌟 This state of being allows for healing at a deeper level, where peace, love, and gratitude become the foundation of our emotional lives.

By focusing on the heart and creating heart-brain coherence, individuals can improve their heart rate variability, which is a key indicator of how well the body handles stress. ❤️✨

Why Men? Filling a Gap in Emotional Well-Being

Kathleen’s program primarily focuses on helping men because there is a significant gap in the self-development space for male emotional support. Men often struggle to express or process their emotions, leading to chronic stress, anxiety, and even physical health issues. Kathleen’s work helps men break free from these unhealthy patterns and cultivate emotional strength through the Pre-Sensing Method.

Final Thoughts

Kathleen’s teachings remind us that we are not defined by our challenges or stress; we are far more powerful than we realize. By intentionally rewiring our brains and hearts, we can live a life filled with peace, love, and clarity. 🌿✨ If you want to dive deeper into her work, check out her YouTube channel and explore the tools that can help you transform your life.

Stay tuned for more incredible stories on Business Story of the Week. Until next time, remember, your success is always one story away. 💪

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Reasons Behind Mental Health Must Be Prioritize First

A person's capacity to manage daily stressors and advance constructively is known as mental health. A person must have a positive attitude and appreciate life as it is. There is still a widespread belief that mental health issues are severe brain illnesses caused by psychology. Sometimes, mental health can lead to anxiety, and then people end up visiting the Anxiety Therapist Dubai to cure it. So, that is why it is essential to detect as early as possible. Now, people try to prioritize mental, and there are massive reasons behind that, which you must consider. In this article, we will give a full explanation so that you can see them and take care of your mental health accordingly.

Also Read: Advice on Selecting the Best Therapist

Reasons Mental Health is Important for People

Helps in Physical Health

Physical and mental health are both included in the concept of wellness. You can stay active to reach your objectives with various activities like swimming, cycling, and cutting-edge gyms.

Improved Resilience

Making mental health a priority encourages resilience and the ability to navigate life's obstacles successfully. Those with appropriate coping strategies and emotional regulation abilities are better equipped to overcome stress, hardship, and failures.

Improved Productivity

Increases in productivity are also correlated with mental wellness. We can work more productively and complete more tasks in less time when we feel content and balanced. Additionally, we have improved stress management and other problem-solving skills. That is why it is essential to take care of your mental health. If you have stress or anxiety, then you are unable to focus on your work. Thus, it is better to visit the best Therapy for PTSD Dubai.

Reduced Stigma

Making mental health a top priority is an efficient approach to eradicating the stigma associated with mental illness and promoting transparent and candid conversations about mental health issues. Normalizing conversations about mental health is essential to fostering understanding, acceptance, and resource access for individuals who require it. Together, let's cultivate a community that is more accepting and helpful to everyone.

Betterment of Your Relationship

Improved relationships are also a result of mental wellness. Stronger, more meaningful ties can be formed, and communication with loved ones is enhanced when we are mentally well. Additionally, we have increased empathy and improved comprehension of the needs and emotions of others.

These are some of the reasons that show us why we should take care of our mental health so seriously.

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Zen Solutions: Pro-Light-Angelic's Guide to Anger Management Through Yoga in Dubai

Discover tranquility in the heart of Dubai with Pro-Light-Angelic's expert tips on anger management through the therapeutic power of yoga. Unleash the healing potential within yourself and learn effective techniques to overcome anxiety and stress, specifically tailored for those seeking anxiety attack treatment in Dubai. Embrace a calmer, more centered life with our holistic approach to well-being.

Know More : https://lightangelic.wixsite.com/therapy/post/tips-to-control-anger-with-the-help-of-yoga

[lightangelic]

Different Ways to Love Yourself and Be Kind to Yourself

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hello! ive stumbled on your blog seeing a reaaaaly lovely and informative post on one of the archangels. would love any info you might have on Zadkiel! You added so much nuance from what Ive seen 💕

DEVOTIONAL ACTS - ARCHANGEL ZADKIEL

Hey there majowatarot! Thanks for this ask :) Let's get right into Zadkiel (love him! he's my moon angel). Read the others here: Archangel Michael, Archangel Uriel, Archangel Haniel, Archangel Jophiel.

Archangel Zadkiel is a wonderful archangel of Mercy, his name meaning "God is my Rightousness". He is great for bringing relief from pain, turmoil, stress, anxieties and tension, he helps people stay calm, and helps with opening up spiritual abilities.

💜 Call on him when you need help calming down

💜 On a similar note, ask for his guidance in what to do if panicking or anxiety props up again. You may gain inspiration in what methods will work best for you

💜 Ask for him to make his presence known in unknown situations

💜 If someone is having a difficult time, you can ask Zadkiel for his presence to help the situation

💜 If you often self-sabotage, Zadkiel can be there for you

💜 If you need help releasing guilt, you can ask for Zadkiel's assistance

💜 Being merciful and forgiving towards yourself is the first step towards being more merciful and forgiving towards the world. Remember this message and bring it with you

💜 Zadkiel can teach you about seeking freedom from the choices you make

💜 Journal to Zadkiel with your worries and let him handle them. He is a strong angel that can lift you up and be alongside you to conquer your world

💜 Doing shadow work around forgiveness will help a lot. Dedicate your shadow work to Zadkiel and he can help you along

💜 Meditate and meet your inner child. Hug them, forgive them. Tell them you're sorry. Tell them you love them

💜 Light a candle for Zadkiel

💜 Dedicate some amethyst to Zadkiel

💜 Look into spiritual alchemy and how it associates with shadow work in order to live a more merciful, forgiving and healed life

💜 Write a list of people you feel hurt, anger, a desire for revenge... towards. Then write that you forgive them. This will allow you to take back energy that you put into these people, and Zadkiel will be there for you

Any other ideas? Feel free to share!!!

[projectokayonsunday]

Art as Poetry: The Highest Form of Hope

Art has always been a refuge for me, a place where I can escape the noise of the world and find some clarity in my thoughts. When life feels overwhelming, and my mind is a crazy rush of thoughts, picking up a pencil or a paintbrush becomes more than just a hobby—it’s a lifeline.

The connection between art and mental health is something I’ve come to appreciate deeply. Creating art allows me to express feelings I can’t always articulate. There’s something incredibly freeing about putting emotion onto a canvas or a sheet of paper. It’s like having a conversation with myself, one that helps me make sense of what I’m going through.

The act of creating, of focusing on the colours, the lines, the textures, helps me tune out the anxiety and stress. It’s almost meditative—a way to quiet the chaos in my mind and just be present in the moment.

But it’s not just the act of creating that has an impact. Looking at art, whether it’s in a gallery, online, or even something as simple as a doodle on a notebook, can also be incredibly healing. Art has a way of resonating with us, of reflecting our own experiences and emotions. It can make us feel seen, understood, and less alone.

Sharing my art with others has also been a source of comfort. It’s not always easy to open up about mental health struggles, but through art, I’ve found a way to communicate what I’m feeling without saying a word. And when someone connects with my work, it’s a reminder that we all have our battles and that we can find solace in these shared experiences.

In Year 12, during my Art ATAR course, I had a pretty powerful moment where my art became more than just a school project—it became a refuge. I was going through a rough time, and creating art felt like the only way I could process my emotions and escape the chaos around me. Each brushstroke and design became a form of therapy, allowing me to express things I couldn’t put into words. That’s when I truly connected my art with my mental health, and it became a deeply personal and healing outlet.

Art has become an essential part of my mental health journey. It’s a tool for self-exploration, emotional release, and connection. If you’re struggling, I encourage you to explore the world of art—whether you’re creating it or simply appreciating it. You might find, as I have, that it can be a powerful ally in your journey toward healing.

[postitforward]

If you find the winter a little trickier than other months, and the stress and cold can get on top of you, this, friends, is where meditation steps in. Because just ten minutes of mindfulness can go a long way, and taking some time out to sit down, slow down, and breathe can help center your thoughts and balance your mood. It won’t solve all your problems, but it can certainly help. It can control anxiety, lengthen attention span, improve sleep, reduce stress, and improve your health. This week, we are focusing on breathwork for vitality 🧘 to ensure your breathing helps keep you strong, active, and present. 

Then what’s the catch? Zilch 🤷 Because sometimes the best things in life really are free. It costs nothing and can be done anytime, anywhere. 

To get things started, you will meet our host Miriam, from HealHaus! She is a visual and performance artist and has been working professionally in the New York City dance and visual art world for the past 25 years. Miriam’s deep and steady Buddhist spiritual practice is seamlessly intertwined with her creative identity. HealHaus, based in Brooklyn, combines diverse healing practices and practitioners to provide folks with an inclusive space focused on health and wellbeing. All great things, we’re sure you’ll agree. 💫

So why not give it a try and join us? Just ten minutes can make a real difference.

🧘 Mindful Mondays Week One: Vitality Breathwork with Miriam, 10AM EST 🧘

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