Basic imagery meditation is the focus of "Tranquility is Yours." The visual imagery can power your ability to discover inner resources and refuel your outer expressions to help you deal with stress. When you allow yourselves to focus on the imagery, the videos can trigger your mind to let go and allow you to deepen the experience of inner peace and tranquility that the stress relieving technique of imagery meditation can provide. You may be surprised at just how relaxed you begin to feel and how quickly you can experience fast stress relief.
It sounds simple, but these images are a great meditation tool to help you find moments of tranquility that can allow you to rejuvenate yourself while experiencing the simple beauty that is everywhere around us. You can also just close your eyes and use the audio from the video clips as your meditation tool. Imagery meditation is just one of many effective ways to reduce stress. You'll find a variety of different stress relief techniques, stress help and stress tips as you browse the site.
Stress can rob you of the joy you should be experiencing in life. Don't let stress rob you. When you feel anxious or stressful, take a moment for quiet meditation. It can help you respond in a positive manner to the dynamic situations around you. Check your signs of stress here, for stress relief tips click here, and to relieve stress and depression visit our new Light Therapy Page and Epsom Salt Page.
Begin Now Find your inner peace. Meditate, daydream, or just let your mind go. Click on the video icons to the right on each page at "Tranquility is Yours," and allow your mind to find relief from your everyday stresses. Give the clips time to load. The videos are built to play in Windows Media Player. If you use Real Player the clips may have to download.
You can also try breathing exercises for relief from any stress or tension. Breathing exercises can provide immediate release from stress and anxiety. Yoga also offers a series of breathing exercises. Our Yoga Page provides a link to some very good posters of YogaPposes. Good Yoga illustrations are not easy to find. The Yoga Posters and Step-by-Step Yoga DVD are very descriptive and useful for beginners. And if you just want to focus on relaxing, our Relaxation Page has a few stress relief relaxation exercises that will help you feel completely relaxed. To bathe your stress away visit our Epsom Salt Page, and to soothe stress and depression away visit our Aromatherapy Page.
Learn the stress relief techniques that will teach you how to clear your mind and experience the benefits of meditation and other stress reducing methods. Discover the stress relieving body movements only experienced through the ancient art of Yoga, and make a conscious effort to change the stress-filled messages you send yourself, to thoughts that heighten your inner peace.
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We all have a natural body function that helps relieve stress. You know what I’m talking about. It’s something that you are, unfortunately, discouraged from doing. Just like the natural body function you have to relieve heat build-up in your body called perspiration. You have a natural body function to relieve stress, anxiety and other emotional build- ups, and it’s called crying. Yes, crying. You should allow yourself to cry.
From very young ages most of us are told not to cry. “Don’t you cry.” “You stop that crying right now.” If you cry you’re considered weak. In some cultures it’s considered undignified. Where did we get that from? It does not matter. Allow yourself to cry. Crying is a natural stress reliever.
Sometimes you have no choice. Your body overrides any effort to suppress the urge to cry. When you hold back your tears, you only amplify the emotions or stress your body is trying to release through crying.
Yes, there are times when it’s acceptable to cry. You can cry tears of joy, right? You can cry at weddings, graduations or births. You can even cry when you laugh. So why should you stuff down the tears when you really need to let them out; when you are emotionally stressed, sad, in physical pain or depressed? Allow yourself to cry. Natural stress relief is really the best of all options.
Women have more leeway than men to cry. It’s not quite fair, but it’s true. Women can usually release tears much more easily than men because it’s accepted. It is rarely acceptable for men to cry. Most men don't even consider crying an option, but they should put down that armor and allow themselves to cry.
Crying is a great form of stress relief when you really let it out. Let the tears well up in your eyes, or roll down your cheeks, or just break into a full-out sob. Pick a place where you won’t be disturbed, and have a good cry. Of course you may experience the side effects of crying; puffy eyes, runny nose. Just remember to use a cold compress to control the swelling of your eyes. A cold face-cloth pressed against your eyes is good enough. If you don't, your eyes could remain swollen for hours.
After a thorough cry you will feel better. You know you do. Sometimes crying helps to clear the mind, and may even help you think through things a little more clearly than you would if you hold those stressful emotions inside. We all know that emotional decisions tend to be riddled with difficulty.
When I was a kid, my Mother use to say, “Cry, cry harder. Come on, you can do better than that.” Of course her egging would only make me and my siblings more upset, and we would cry harder. But when we stopped crying, we would feel relieved of the emotions that made us cry in the first place and we moved on. Allow yourself to cry.
Sure there are other ways to relief stress naturally; exercise, sex, sleep, massage, baths, but don’t ignore or deprive yourself of a good cry - an immediate and effective form of natural stress relief.
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