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Simple Breathing Exercise To Balance Your Emotions At Work

by Belinda Takamori

Type
guided
Activity
Meditation
Suitable for
Everyone
Plays
1

In this simple breathing exercise for work stress, you connect with your breath and learn to balance your energy and emotions in the moment. Sometimes when we feel off balance, we may feel overemotional, be reactive, read into things too deeply or be in a "fighting" mood. This breathing practice is a simple technique that you can use at any time when you begin to feel off balance. It brings you back into your body through your breath. And as you follow along, you can continue even in your own time. Automatic, long, and rhythmic breathing. This allows you to be more present, grounded and feel at ease around stressful triggers. Combined with the sounds of nature, a running stream of water, and a rain stick healing instrument. The background music is designed to help calm your nervous system with nature sounds. Practice along as you inhale for 4 breaths and exhale for 4 breaths. The perfect quick breathing exercise for work or the home office during stressful moments.

Breathing ExerciseStress ReliefEmotional BalanceMindfulnessNature SoundsRhythmic BreathingBreath CountingNose BreathingSafe Space VisualizationEnergy Balance

Transcript

In this meditation I invite you to become super relaxed.

You can either lay down or practice it sitting down.

Whatever you prefer,

Maybe you're just at your desk and you would like to just come into your own space and balance yourself,

Balance your energy.

This is the perfect practice for that.

So for the next five minutes if you are sitting down or lying down I invite you to just close your eyes and come into a safe space.

As you come into a safe space I invite you to focus now on your breathing.

You are breathing naturally,

Automatically and rhythmically in and out in and out If you are exhaling through your mouth I invite you to try to breathe in and out through your nose as you inhale and exhale Just allow your breath to be automatic,

Long,

Natural,

Rhythmic long and rhythmic breathing.

I invite you now to practice this breathing as you inhale and exhale You can count your breaths as you inhale and exhale if your mind is racing.

All you have to do is count your breaths for four counts in and four counts out,

Or three counts in and three counts out,

Or if you have a very long breath it can be five in and five out.

For this meditation we will use four breaths like this.

Inhale one two three four,

Exhale one two three four,

Inhale one two three four,

Exhale one two three four

Meet your Teacher

Belinda TakamoriCape Town, South Africa

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