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Focus on your breath

As you take long and deep breaths, feel your breath move from your lungs and out through your nostrils or your throat. 

Try your best to be as focused as possible.

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Be comfortable in a quiet place

Be comfortable in a quiet place

To get started, it doesn't matter whether you sit or lay down as long as you are comfortable. 

You can sit cross-legged, on the floor, or on a chair. Then have the palms of your hands face the sky.

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Feel your body

Once you're focused, take notice of your body and how each body part feels. Start with the toes and work your way up to your head. If your mind continues to wonder then bring your thoughts back to your breath. 

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Benefits of meditation

...include stress reduction, sharpened concentration, and improved circulation to start.

Once you begin to practice, you'll soon experience a quieter mind, a more open heart, and a sense of inner freedom.

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Become "present"

Become totally aware of your current surroundings. What do you hear? How does it feel to sit? Do you feel tension? Where are your thoughts?

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Keeping my mind focused and my body in shape gets me through the day.

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  • Inhale slowly through your nostrils.
  • Purse your lips, as if pouting or about to blow on something.
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7. Breathe Deeply

7. Breathe Deeply

  1. Take a long, deep breath to calm yourself down.
  2. According to Harvard Health, deep breathing exercises can help reduce stress.

How to do it

Find a place where you can sit comfortably with a straight spine. Take a steady breath in through both nostrils.

Inhale until you reach your lung capacity; maintain a tall spine. Hold your breath for a second, then constrict some of the breath at the back of your throat, as if you were abo...

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