Calm is Your Superpower
/Mindfulness doesn’t have to be complicated.
You can find your own best practices for how to move slowly and be present.
You can become curious and allow the process to unfold naturally.
How does it feel to take one deep breath?
How does the air on your skin feel?
How would it feel to witness this moment with the curiosity and wonder of a child?
Say it with me: I trust this moment and all it has to offer me.
We can shift our view of stress. We can create a new perspective.
Notice what's happening now.
Adapt your physical posture and your breath pattern. Stabilize.
Let any tension or discomfort pass over you like a wave. Let it subside. Sit in the quiet, in the stillness.
As you reflect, begin to see that you are OK now. You always have been.
Are you at your breaking point? Are you past it?
If you are experiencing stress, feeling overwhelmed, or struggling to let go of what’s bothering you, Calm is Your Superpower is a great resource. It includes:
One-minute exercises to find calm within chaos
The best yoga poses for reducing stress
Journaling exercises to help you identify what's stressing you out and what you can do about it
Practices to help you release negativity in seconds
Affirmations to help you shift from self-loathing to self-love
10 quick and easy stress hacks - small changes that make a big difference
Stress offers us a unique opportunity to practice being present. Read this book for ideas about how to re-frame your mindset around stress, ground your energy, and bring your body and mind into a state of calm.
Photos in this post by Brandon Johnson.
Basic and important yoga sequences for teachers to learn so that they can guide students safely through a class.