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in our day to day lives we're constantly
bombarded with an enormous amount of
sensory experiences that are beginning
to overload our sympathetic nervous
system loud noises flashing lights
crowds advertisements anything that's
trying to gain our attention which
begins to activate that fight-or-flight
mechanism within our body throwing us
out of balance but what if there was a
tool that you could tap into every
single day something that happens
naturally that we can use to reverse
that activate the parasympathetic
nervous system come back to that rest or
digest feckin ism within our bodies
restore balance reduce blood pressure
slow down the breath heart rate before
during and after a stressful event what
if it was as simple as just breathing
what if you took five minutes out of
your day just to focus on the breath so
you may think sitting in silence
focusing on your breath for five to ten
minutes a day seems really boring you
have too many things to do it's a daily
indulgence you can't afford to do you
might be thinking ain't nobody got time
for that
all right I couldn't read this but what
if it was a crucial crucial regiment for
your health what if by taking that five
minutes a day would make a difference in
your life and your day so where do we
start let's begin here right now with
your breath so take a moment wherever
you are choose you might stay seated you
might stand up whatever feels right for
you might want to stretch around a
little bit just choose where you want to
be and then once you make that decision
take a couple of moments to even shift a
little bit get comfortable allow the
eyes to softly close I hear and hear and
sense the shifting so let yourself
settle let the eyes softly close take a
moment as you're here to feel the feet
firmly planted into the ground maybe
feel the sit bones dropping in if you're
seated start to feel the spine
lengthening up to the skies you take a
deep breath in start to feel the
shoulder softening down the back start
to soften the muscles into the neck into
the face into the jaw take a moment here
began to allow yourself permission to
let go to let go of everything outside
of this space
local of anything that might have
happened before this very moment let go
of anything that you might have to do
afterwards let go of any judgments any
expectations about yourself and up this
practice allow the mind to settle into
the heart into the body even begin to
listen to the beat of your heart welcome
yourself as you are at this very present
moment physically emotionally mentally
begin to bring your awareness to your
breath to the deep sensations of the
breath notice the rise of your chest as
you inhale notice the dropping back down
as you exhale notice the lengthening
effect as you inhale the deepening
effect as you exhale notice the natural
spontaneous breath notice that without
doing anything but just bringing your
awareness to your breath automatically
lengthen on the inhale automatically
deepen on the exhale notice yourself
maybe sitting up a little taller or
standing up taller on the inhale notice
yourself rooting down deeper on that
exhale begin to bring in a sense of
peace calmness serenity on your inhale
begin to let go tension fear anxiety
exhale allow your internal vision to
move your breath throughout your body
take five deep breaths and take five
deep breaths out
after your personal fifth breath on that
next inhale count how many times it
takes to get to the very top of that
inhale to balance it out count that same
number down on your exhale you might be
working with a number of four five six
seven eight or higher
whatever your number is stay with it for
the next five breaths count up all the
way to your inhale and count back down
all the way to your exhale five deep
breaths in five D breaths out
after your personal fifth cycle of
breath allow the count to drop away even
allow the internal vision of the breath
to drop away allow your awareness to
empty completely of any images thoughts
sensations impressions experiences take
a moment here to notice smoothness of
the breath quietness of the mind even
the stillness of the physical body
begin to bring your awareness back to
the room back to your physical body
begin to draw deeper breath into the
belly into the chest slowly began to
blink the eyes open and close as you
transition back to this room notice
within yourself just within a matter of
minutes
is your mind more quiet is your breath
more smooth do you feel a genuine sense
of peace and calmness within yourself
you're more aware of this present moment
does everything seem a little more vivid
a little more alive do you feel
refreshed recharged rejuvenated are you
ready to take on the rest of your day
imagine if you did this every single day
namaste
[Applause]
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