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Effective meditation is one of the most powerful tools for reducing anxiety and panic. Meditation refers to a group of exercises that involve someone sitting down and focusing on something such as their breath or an object. Meditation has several benefits that help alleviate anxiety symptoms.
To begin with, research shows that meditation can help someone gain control of their physical tension by generating a calm reaction. During meditation, the heart rate slows down which in turn reduces blood pressure, and when repeated often it can make people feel less anxious and better able to cope with their anxiety.
Meditation has been known to drastically increase a person's ability to control anxious thoughts that trigger panic by teaching you alternative ways to respond to your anxious feelings and worry. Therefore, instead of you dwelling on your negative emotions and fear and letting them control how you respond to situations, you learn how to control your feelings and respond positively to stressful situations.
When we are in panic, we make small problems appear bigger and insurmountable, and small decisions become life and death decisions. We focus so much on the problem and our ability to solve it to the point we cannot even remember what caused the problem. The reaction triggers panic, which is what our brain will remember to associate similar situations with, so the next time we are in similar situation, our brain responds by sending our body messages that induce similar panic every time. By meditating, we are learning to take control of our thoughts, to disassociate ourselves briefly with your thoughts so that we can better analyze them later instead of being consumed with the thoughts. Your brain now no longer registers the panicked response; instead, it registers the calm, relaxed response so the next time you are faced with a stressful situation, your brain sends the message to your body to relax and calm down.
Meditation teaches you to calm your mind and slow down your racing thoughts, and to tune in to more positive reinforcement which in turn helps improve your cognitive and learning skills. As you continue to practice meditation, you will start to notice that you are able to focus better and rein in irrational thoughts. If you master meditation, you will be able to notice when your mind wanders off during class or work meetings and be able to rein your thoughts back to the appropriate thing you are supposed to be focusing on.
Meditation help people suffering from anxiety attacks learn how to let go of control, especially in certain situations where they are surrounded by circumstances beyond their control that trigger their anxiety. For example, as you are preparing to leave your home for the office, you receive a phone call from a friend telling you that your company is going to be laying off staff. The phone call disrupts your routine and you leave the house five minutes later than you planned, and as you reach the bus stop you find that the bus was early today and that the next bus is going to be coming in the next thirty minutes, which means you will be late to work.
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- Recognize Your Emotion
- Introduction to Meditation
- How to Meditate, Relaxation
- The Best Kind of Meditation Done for You
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