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Inner Tip No. 2

Engage in a mind-body practice
to relieve stress.

We all know that exercise is healthy. In addition, there are many practices and techniques that specifically enhance the mind-body connection and help relieve stress. These include such activities as tai chi, yoga, walking meditation, ecstatic dance, walking a labyrinth … as well as focused sports performance and playing a musical instrument. The most effective techniques will get you in touch with a "felt sense" of your aliveness in your body.

Performing these and other mind-body activities in a natural setting gives an added soothing and balancing benefit.


Quote from Living in Balance, by Joel Levey and Michelle Levey

"Every tradition of exercise and physical development is, in essence, a discipline of balance: the balance of activity and rest, of contracting and relaxing, of integrating and balancing left side and right side, front and back, and of hundreds of subtle complementary moves and functions that are necessary for physical balance and health."

"Just go to a gym and watch the cycle of exercises or weight machines that a person follows in a well-programmed workout and you will see balance at work. Similarly, go to any well conceived stretching or yoga, tai chi, or martial arts class, and you will see balance in action. Each move is followed by its mirror opposite, or by a movement or stretch that works the opposing muscle groups. Stretching backward is followed by stretching forward, reaching out to the left is balanced by a stretch to the right."

"As our understanding of optimal fitness expands, it is becoming more common to complement the high arousal achieved in an intense aerobics workout with at least five or ten minutes of deep relaxation at the end of a workout. Your body is made to move and to optimize its function through the dynamic balance of myriad exquisite components and functions. The more deeply and completely you understand your body, the more in balance you will live."


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Ten "Inner Tips" for Coping with the
Stress of War and Terrorsim


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1. Take short relaxation breaks to let go of tension.
2. Engage in a mind-body practice to relieve stress.
3. Take time to care for yourself to restore balance in your life.
4. Explore the healing power of mindfulness to reduce anxiety.
5. Express gratitude as a powerful antidote to fear.
6. Recognize when you tell yourself "stories that don't need to happen."
7. Develop a sense of compassion to increase your resilience.
8. Choose relaxing activities before bedtime to get better sleep.
9. Look beyond the immediate to find the deeper meaning.
10. Activate your mental powers to Envision Global Peace.

 

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