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The most important lessons after 1 year of consistent breathwork/mindfullness (6800+ minutes)
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I just wanted to share some personal lessons after an year of consistent breathwork:
- Don't chase variety of mindfulness or breathwork activities. Just stick to core 2-3 ones that you really enjoy. A lot of this space is full of unnecessary lessons/guided sessions which 99% of people don't actually need.
- In my view some form of tracking or journaling is a must to keep you inspired and keeping yourself accountable. Best thing about mindfulness is you can do in sitting, laying, or just driving haha
- I can fully attest that breathwork, works! I think so many people don't really understand the true benefits of it. I won't go into the details of it. Countless research have proven it multiple times.
- After some time, increase your capacity (duration of inhales, holds etc.) to really start seeing next level of benefits - that's where you'll want to create certain customized practices. Don't just blindly follow others, you can build your own very gradually and in a safe manner.
u/NeuralV — 22 hours ago