Breath Learning, More Joy, and How to Change Our Reality
Published June 19, 2023
Published June 19, 2023
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Doing a deliberate slow nasal breathing practice first thing every morning is like putting on joy contacts to start your day.
“We each have our unique starting baseline—the level of stress arousal that we usually hover around through any typical day … Regardless of where we start from, the lower we can get our baseline stress arousal, the better—it means we’ll be much more able to tolerate the peaks of stressful events.”
- Elissa Epel, Ph.D., The Stress Prescription
To me, this passage presents a good case for doing our slow breathing (or whichever practice you do) first thing in the morning. By starting at a lower baseline, we’ll tolerate the day’s stressors better 👏
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P.S. And if you choose slow nasal breathing, you’ll get the added bonus of seeing more joy 😊 (see Thought #2).
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