and breathe

An Invitation to Take a Breath

You may well have heard me say I love breathing! Well, I am guessing you do too as it is something you do everyday to allow you to experience life. Yet, the thing with breath is, yes, it is something we do without thinking but it is also something we can put our focus and attention on to consciously breathe.

Why would you want to though?

When we consciously focus on our breath there are numerous benefits to our health, it helps us to manage our emotions, it can allow us to gain clarity of mind, we can feel energised, we could tap into our genius and more.

Which makes the concept of taking a breath very appealing for not only do we gain a ton of benefits it is also fairly easy.

So let’s take a moment to breathe and be with the breath with this lovely introduction to become aware of how we naturally breathe and then start to play with deepening the breath, slowing the breath and being as light as we can with it. It is a wonderful rejuvenating breath.

If you enjoy taking a moment with your breath why don’t you join me in The Curious Club where every week we spend time with our breath. You will be surprised just how many different ways we can breathe and the results that this brings.

Post photo by Victor on Unsplash

.

More Blogs

  • |

    Journeying Through Life’s Chapters: A Gratitude Experience

    Last week, I had the wonderful opportunity to lead a special wellness session for a vibrant group of pensioners at their local coffee club. The energy in the room was immediately warm and receptive as I introduced our theme: “Gratitude Through Life’s Chapters: Writing Your Story with Appreciation.” As a health and wellbeing coach, I’ve…

  • |

    Boundaries

    When was the last time you evaluated your boundaries? If we don’t set boundaries with people and check in with these from time to time, then they can end up overlooked entirely as we spread ourselves too thin by trying to keep everybody happy. This viscous cycle can leave you exhausted and burnt out. Make…

  • |

    Are We Losing Our Words?

    I read an article recently about how we are speaking fewer words than we ever used to due to the lack of small daily social interactions that we have, such as speaking to the checkout person when we buy our shopping due to the self-service tills, the fact that we can use an app to…