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|    12 Mar 05 08:42:32    |
      XPost: alt.meditation, alt.yoga       From: mgziyn9q@jgf352323.com              Different relaxation exercises can have effects on different systems in the       body. For example:              Relaxing the muscles of the body is best done with progressive muscular       relaxation (tense and relax each part of the body) and or (self) hypnotic       induction (go over each part of the body and say inwardly it is becoming       "relaxed and heavy") .              Slow the heart rate and rate of breathing with rhythmic breathing. For       example: for a few minutes, maintain a ratio 2:1:2:1 of inhalation 2 heart       beats, hold 1 beat, exhalation 2 beats, hold 1 beat). Use a ratio of 2:1 if       that is most comfortable or 4:2 or 6:3 etc. what ever is most comfortable.       Other ratios/values are recommended by different schools of thought and       can work well too.              Visualization - is excellent for relaxing the mind. For example, visualize       a location that you would find relaxing or pleasant, a natural scene, or       your dream home, anything that would be calming. Visualization puts the mind       in a "dream like" state. (Also, dreams are known for having psychic content       so visualization may stimulate psychic abilities especially clairvoyance.       Practicing visualization makes one more sensitive to perception       of internal images, the way practicing a musical instrument       improves your ear for music).              Using these different exercises in combination produces an extremely deep       state of relaxation very quickly. Visualization should be used last since it       may be difficult to do the other techniques once the mind becomes deeply       relaxed. One can also alternate and repeat techniques during the same       session. For example start with progressive muscular relaxation, then a few       minutes of rhythmic breathing, then alternate induction and visualization       until the desired state of relaxation is attained.                     http://www.geocities.com/chs4o8pt              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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