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Daily Meditation Podcast

Soothing Breathing Technique

Daily Meditation Podcast

Mary Meckley

Health & Fitness, Mental Health, Alternative Health

4.11.5K Ratings

🗓️ 23 October 2018

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Summary

Soothing breathing technique.

This is part 3 of a 7 part Release Bad Habits series, episodes 1599-1605.

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Resources: Music by Christopher Lloyd Clarke and Greg Keller.

Transcript

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0:00.0

This is episode 1,600 and one.

0:04.0

Welcome to the Daily Meditation Podcast.

0:08.0

How are you doing today?

0:11.0

I hope you're enjoying our series this week where we're focusing on the theme of

0:16.7

releasing bad habits. In today's episode you're going to be guided using a breathing technique.

0:27.3

Breathing techniques are one of the most powerful ways to instantly calm your mind and body.

0:38.4

And I'll also share some insight to help you release your bad habit.

0:48.4

And I encourage you this week

0:50.9

to focus on maybe one bad habit you would like to start chipping away at and take

1:01.0

small steps daily to work towards releasing this particular bad habit.

1:11.0

And I did a little research on how to get rid of bad habits. The research mentioned again and again how triggers were usually the cause of a bad habit.

1:30.0

Usually the most effective triggers, whether supporting you or working towards your detriment, in the case of a bad habit, were emotional triggers. So you might think about the emotions surrounding

1:48.8

your bad habit. For example, maybe your bad habit is reaching for food when you feel stressed, or becoming

2:00.4

angry lashing out at others when you feel stressed.

2:05.0

And so you want to replace, let's say, your food grabbing habit with a habit that supports your health. You want to exercise

2:21.5

and work out more when you are stressed.

2:27.0

So you want to replace reaching for food with exercising and fitness. So the next time you feel stressed you think about

2:39.4

hmm maybe I'll walk around the block or maybe I'll watch a YouTube video that's doing some

2:47.2

kind of 10 minute fitness that I could follow easily.

2:55.0

Or maybe you know of some exercises that you could just start doing right away. And that can help you. But if you take it a step further and

3:11.0

become even more emotionally involved in your new goal, your new habit,

3:20.3

you might think about if you're running for example well I'm going to be running

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