Deep breath

The Breatheology Method, developed over a decade ago, has helped thousands of people worldwide improve their lives. The ESSENTIALS program is the perfect starting point, in which you will join one of the recorded group sessions led by the developer himself. Each day, you will learn a new breathing exercise or gain more insight into how proper breathing can improve your life.

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Headspace on Instagram: "Think of deep breaths like little tokens of love and appreciation for your body and brain, reminding you to stay calm and mindful. 💛"

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TAKE A DEEP BREATH—A GOOD, deep breath—and let it out. If you’re feeling a little lighter, you’re not imagining it. Mental health professionals and yogis alike recommend deep breathing because of all the amazing ways it can benefit your mental health, not just your respiratory system.

Breathing is so universal and continuous that it can be easy to forget about—until we can’t do it anymore. Then it becomes symbolic of life itself. We take special note of words that are carried on final breaths, and sometimes we even cherish the physical substance of the breaths themselves.

The objective of pranayama, or breathing exercises, is to teach the ability to properly inhale, exhale, and retain your breath. There are different branches of pranayama dedicated specifically for inhalation, exhalation, and breathing retention.