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December 1: Maintain Your Inner Peace. Yogic Breathing Will Help

12/1/2023

Jana Potuznik

2-minute read

While others will be gasping for a breath, you can stop and take a deep yogic breath, literally. We will teach you how!

Leave the stress and hustle and bustle at the door and instead enjoy the pleasure of  24 days of pleasant beauty rituals. It will help you cope perfectly with any pre-Christmas stress. You can add rituals day by day, or save them and pamper yourself especially on weekends. Maybe you'll pick just one that will become a part of your beauty routine all year round. In short, just do it the way you think feels right. The most important thing is that you feel good!

How to do Yogic breathing? 

In our classic everyday chaos, we all breathe superficially - but that makes it all the more important to support the stress settings of our entire body. Rapid breathing is just another form of rushing.  

To calm down, try yogic breathing instead. All it takes is a couple of minutes a day. Lie down, close your eyes and begin to breathe systematically, first into the abdomen, then into the chest. The third phase is the subclavian breath, which goes up to the shoulders, below the collarbones. The goal is to pass the breath wave from the abdomen through the chest to the collarbones in one breath. Inhale and exhale through the nose, calmly and so that the exhale is noticeably longer than the inhale.

How else can you support your Advent zen?

What correct breathing can achieve? 

It may not work right away, but focused breathing will eventually bring you relaxation. Yogic breathing affects everything from heart function to blood oxygenation. It can calm you down, relax your body, clear your mind. It can be part of your meditation and pre-sleep ritual, or help you when you feel like everything is crashing down on you. Or just when you literally feel like you need to breathe...

Will you try yoga with us?