June 4th, 2009 by aaks
Before coming up to anything i would like you to know that I am just 21 year old and this is the first article I am putting in here thinking that talking about what all that’s mulling over in my mind right now might relieve my tension.
I have completed my graduation lately and now a big example of a tension is here .yesterday i had my entrance exam of postgraduation,though i studied hard still i have no hopes of getting in as the number of seats are really less. I couldn’t sleep last night thinking about my admission ,my parents expectations ,everything striked my mind that ensnared me like an insect in a spider’s web. I was upset and dejected on one thing that why it’s so hard these days to grab those stars . Hard work doesn’t always pays you off,this is something I am starting to believe now.
But in the mornig when i woke up just for a second I took myself away from such tensions and career problems and recalled about my hobbies and things that I wanted to do in my life, and believe me I found that I had so many things to do that I had somehow forgotten in an urge of getting my goals and cracking exams.
Its just a simple realisation that we need ,once its placed in mind then it makes anyone to run out of frustation.
I am too young to realise all this but atleast putting a habit from now will make me capable of dealing with such mammoth problems. I don’t know that in next few years what I am going to be but one thing is there i want to keep in mind that will satisfy me all my life that slogging for projects and promotions , studies arn’t everything and its never sure to have succeeded in every uphill task. its just about accepting the failure and working on it for a long term success.
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June 4th, 2009 by aaks
Most of us long for the effortless lifestyle, where we get up in the morning and our life is mapped out and the day just automatically flows with that map being followed. Most of us tend to live the fast paced lifestyle which can resemble a roller coaster ride with many highs and lows throughout the day. Today we are facing not only the adjusting and re-adjusting of our own personal life, but the energy adjusting of the world which is becoming a global situation of its adjusting and readjusting. We are all facing things that we have never had to experience before, much of our experiences are new and we are learning to function in areas we have no experience in and to do things that don’t come to us naturally. What exactly would it take for us to live an effortless lifestyle, what would it look like and what would it feel like? These are very good questions and of course there isn’t one exact answer to any of these questions as each of us are unique and have unique situations, but I can give you some general ideas that could generally apply to everyone. ” Create and maintain a daily morning exercise that centers you, could be yoga, gi gong, meditation, vision map video, walking, exercise ” Make a grateful list ” Practice positive talking and conversations, talk only about positive things ” Find time to play every day, this can include something creative, writing, singing, laughing, skipping, playing with the kids, walk on the beach, read a daily joke online anything that will make you laugh and your heart sing. ” No matter what happens find the good in it as soon as possible ” Create and maintain a daily evening wind down routine prior to bedtime, includes watching your vision map video Some of these things may seem very simple and insignificant and others may be really very hard to do, but once you get in the daily habit of practicing them you will find your life has that tone of effortless and you will find much more joy. There are many emotional hurdles for all of us, it is not the hurdles that bog us down it is how we handle them and move past them. Effortless lifestyle is developing and practicing our inner life and using quick and easy tools that give us fast results. Most of these tools can be done anywhere and at any time, they are quick, easy and simple. Whether we realize it or not many of us are addicted to struggling and go from one crisis to another, not even knowing that is what we are doing, it is just so automatic that it feels almost normal. We feel that it is a struggle for happiness, a healthy lifestyle and a being able to find our purpose. So many of us feel we are sort of fighting this battle on all levels, it can be physical, mental, emotional, social and even spiritual. There is that old saying of there has to be more to life than this, and there truly is; all that needs to be done is just some simple and easy exercises that create an effortless lifestyle balance.
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May 28th, 2009 by aaks
You know it’s gonna be one of those days. Your e-mail in-box is full of messages that need your attention. The phone is ringing off the hook and the boss is looking for that project you were supposed to complete in a week but instead he wants it now. You feel overwhelmed with everything that needs your attention and you don’t know where to start. This scenario is repeated in countless offices and workplaces across the country. No wonder we are a nation of stressed out people looking for relief. With so much information on how to find stress relief, we can get overwhelmed just trying to find relief! The simplest methods are usually the best and one simple and easy stress relief method that anyone can do without any special equipment is using their breath.
Stress leads to quick, shallow breathing which can then becomes a habit. Some studies have shown that a fast breathing rate is linked to high blood pressure. Other studies show that anxiety sufferers tend to take shallow breaths from their chest. This can lead to hyperventilation. Hyperventilation is taking in more breaths than the body needs. It causes a loss of carbon dioxide in the blood and can result in intense physical symptoms that are very similar to panic attacks.
Stress relief can be achieved by bringing conscious attention to our breath, lengthening and deepening the drawing in of oxygen which nourishes every cell of our body and promotes relaxation. Prolonged exhalation helps get rid of stale air and toxins in our lungs. Deep breathing is effective for stress relief as it helps lower blood pressure, relax the muscles, and slow your heart and respiration rate. It also prevents stress from building up, reduces insomnia and fatigue and reduces general anxiety. It increases your energy level and helps you turn off analytical thinking and racing thoughts. Deep breathing counteracts the physical and mental affects of the fight or flight response which is the mode our body goes into when we are under stress. Deep breathing can also reduce anxiety when it strikes. When practiced regularly for stress relief, the physical and mental benefits of deep breathing may also help prevent anxiety.
The following is a simple exercise you can do to relieve stress. Begin by sitting or lying comfortably. Breathe in slowly and deeply through your nose, counting to six. Hold this breath while slowly counting to six. Exhale slowly through your mouth, slowly counting to eight. Concentrate on counting and your breath. Feel you lungs fill up with air. Feel your heart rate slow. By exhaling more breath than you inhale, you cleanse all the stale air held in your lungs. Feel the relaxation deep breathing brings. Repeat this exercise several times.
Breathing for stress relief is simple. Wherever you are, whatever you are doing you are always breathing! Making deep breathing a habit whenever you think of it will help you feel instant relaxation and you won’t get stressed out in otherwise tense situations.
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May 28th, 2009 by aaks
Most of us have not come to terms with the potential harm stress which are done daily to the human body, mind and soul. It has become one of the most prevalent issues in our society and workplace today. If this monster is not effectively curtailed, it will continue to take its toll on our physical and emotional well-being consequently on our work and efficiency.
A major reason responsible for this monster ball is time management. Most individuals feel stressed up simply because they cannot effectively manage their time. Running from one deadline to another, stress slowly catches up on them and before they know it there is a break down in their central nervous system.
From time to time, scheduling our schedule by the hour has been given as the easy way out, but it seems it is so difficult to do. Creating equilibrium in your schedule which includes work, social, hobbies, family activities, church meetings as well as sleep hours could just do the trick. When I wake up in the morning, I take the time to write a list of my activities for the day on a piece of paper and review constantly as the day wears on. Technology has even aided time management. With Organizers, PDAs and pocket PCs, you could create a to-do list that holds details of your day to day activities.
Do not take more than you can chew. Maintain a schedule you can comfortably work with. Avoid cramping up your schedule with onerous tasks that could affect your commitment.
Set priorities on your tasks schedule. Prioritize your tasks, so that you could understand which is the most important and the least important to you. If there is a big or major task ahead, it would do you well to sub-divide this task so as to tackle it.
Learn to seek other people’s input. You don’t necessarily have to do the tasks all by yourself. Remember you have colleagues at your workplace, you can delegate responsibilities if you are a leader or you seek assistance where need be. Don’t assume more responsibility than you can handle.
Try as much as possible to take the time out to relax. This is very essential, take relaxation sessions every day and ensure nothing comes in any way to disrupt this. Taking a self-hypnosis session everyday could just be what you need. This is a sleeplike state in which the mind responds to external suggestion and can recover forgotten (lovely) memories.
Consequently I cannot stress the importance of staying and optimistic. Scientific studies and research have proven that a great level of optimism could combat stress effectively. Looking forward to a very good day every morning could just be the spark! Keeping your mind shut out of pessimism and negativity would do a lot to the human mind. So, whatever the circumstance, focus on the blessings that come your way and be grateful. And as that popular adage says ‘Every disappointment is a blessing disguise’ with these formulas, you could effectively manage any form of stress coming your way.
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May 28th, 2009 by aaks
Time has not been on your side. You barely have time to take care of the little ones and work full time! There just never seems to be enough time to do everything, let alone go back to school and attain or complete your college degree.
Finances are an issue now adding a tuition check to each month’s budget does not seem like an option. What do you do? The US Census Bureau reports that about 20% of American families are single-parent households, and in most case the breadwinner is a mother. In addition 95% of the single parents make less than $75,000 a year in income. So, for many going back to school without some form of financial aid is not an option.
The US Department of Labor reports that most mother who work have full time jobs. When they get home they spend another ten hours cooking, cleaning, running errands, running car poolings, playing with the kids, washing and doing laundry in addition to their other responsibilities.
Good news for working parents! There is a variety of programs available for working parents to support them financially. There are several accredited colleges and universities with online and distance learning options for parents who need to be flexible. In addition there are many financial resources available for working moms. Many government and private organization also have fund specifically reserved for working parents.
The first step is to figure what you want to go back to school for. Then, find out the available financial options from the prospective college. This information can be obtained from the college’s financial aid office. In-depth Internet research will also yield you various results. In addition, going to the local library and looking through the annual scholarship books is always a good recommendation. One thing to remember though - watch for the deadlines and make sure you submit your application on time. Also determine the application materials that should be submitted such as letters of recommendation or essays and prepare those ahead of time. In addition, be sure to apply for the right scholarships. Some are quite specific in their criteria. For example some scholarships are only available for student in certain areas such as engineering or science.
The next step has to do with time management. Given all your responsibilities, adding classes to your list can sound quite daunting. Develop a routine and stick to it. Make your family stick to it as well. For example ensure that the children’s bedtime is well established so that you can study without interruptions after putting them to bed. Also, you can prepare lunches the evening before to save you time in the morning. Delegate responsibilities to the family so that you don’t have to try and do it all alone. This will help you feel less stressed and help you focus more on your school work. Keeping a daily planner and using it regularly will also help you have an idea of your home, class, and work activities without making you feel flustered.
When it comes to doing well in school, apply a few strategies to help you succeed. At the beginning of the school term, determine what is expected from each of your classes and what the instructor needs from you during the semester. Next, read the syllabus in depth, noting deadlines, milestones, and assignment and exam dates. Add these to your planner and begin working on them ahead of time.
Dont wait until the last minute to start working on your big class project or term paper. Creating self-deadlines is a good strategy get this going. Be sure to prioritize your assignments and your work or home activities ensuring nothing gets pushed back. Pace yourself and do not be afraid to ask for help. It is also very important to be self confident and to tell yourself you can do it.
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May 28th, 2009 by aaks
Stress seems to be surrounding us from every angle these days and even thinking about and being aware of our stress, seems to stress us out. What is the answer? Well, there are all kinds of tools that we can learn to do to diminish the stress in our life. It is also nice to know that a certain amount of stress is good, it helps us to get and stay motivated and stimulated and it also helps us to face challenges and solve problems and it can help keep us alert.
The trick is not to get over stressed and to have stress work for us, not against us; to do this we need to be in touch with how we feel and if there seems to be tension with the stress. Stress is a natural and important part of our life; however, we need to pay attention to when it becomes a liability instead of an asset.
Usually if you create a daily ritual of stress reduction practices that you start and end your day with, that will take care of moderating how you are feeling and give you control over your overall balance of inner peace. A great tool for this is to watch a motivational video every morning prior to starting your activities of the day and then again right before going to bed. This will set the tone for your day and also for a restful sleep.
While we are talking about going to bed and sleep patterns, this is a perfect time to go over your procedures you do prior to going to sleep, I always suggest that you start monitoring the time just prior to going to bed and create a slow down and calming ritual for bedtime, this will give your body a signal that it is time for bed. Watch and or listen to programs that create a calming effect, so that means no news or action programs eliminate caffeine about 4 hours prior to bedtime laugh and avoid challenging conversations prior to bedtime the main idea is to take actions to make your bedtime one of peace and tranquility. Remember to watch your stress reduction video right before going to bed.
As we know stress is everywhere around us and it is what we do with it that either makes us feel in a better balanced state or makes us feel worse. Another great stress balancer is gratitude and this is something you can practice anywhere, anytime and the results are almost immediate and especially when practiced on a regular basis. We can find almost anything to be grateful for as long as we don’t dwell on what we don’t want, but to pay attention to what we do like.
Shifting into gratitude, your mind, body and spirit move into the state of joy and you feel better. If your situation is very intense, try just laughing, a big belly laugh, you don’t even have to think of anything funny, you just start laughing and you feel the shift right away. Once you feel better, the things that were stressing you out will seem to diminish and then you will be able to deal with them better. If you find it difficult to remember things you are grateful for, start a gratitude journal and make a list of all the things you are grateful for and then carry it with you so that you will have it handy, you can also put your stress reduction video on your computer and/or handheld devises to watch at a moment’s notice also get a gratitude stone and keep it in your purse and/or pocket to rub and remind yourself to be grateful.
So when those big stress issues like lose of a job, being laid off from a job, divorce, physical and mental challenges of a family member, floods, tornadoes, wildfires…the list can go on. This is when we need all the tools that we can get to smooth over these rough patches in our life; getting the stress under control so it doesn’t run our life is very important during these times. Stress reduction tools like vision mapping and your gratitude list are very useful and important, so keep them handy and readily available.
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May 28th, 2009 by aaks
Over the years I have come to find out why some people can handle problems so easily and some people have a hard time handling that same problem. One of the main reasons is the way that we look at a problem. In other words, some people start to worry before they analyze the situation. In this article we will discuss a way to find easy stress relief before you get any worst.
Most people worry about things that will never come to past. Have you ever stayed awake half the night worrying about something and it turned out to be nothing like you had imagined? I’m sure that we all have done this at one point or another. What is more interesting is, why did we lose a good night sleep over something that never happen? I suggest to you that it was “fear of the unknown.”
This type of fear can temporarily paralysis you and cause stress to take over, and when this happens your blood pressure can rise very quickly. All of this can occur from a negative thought that may never come to past. This is why it is so important to change our thinking process. Negative thinking can do more harm to our bodies than most people realize.
Even though exercising is well known to relieve stress, a lot of people never get around to doing it. However, there are dozens of ways to help eliminate stress but you need to find the best way for you to practice it. If you’re not able to exercise for what ever reason, you can start easy stress relief by meditating, taking long hot bath, limiting your alcohol intake, start eating healthy, and etc. You don’t have to wait until you are able to walk a couple of miles; start wherever you are and take back control of your life.
Remember, you can find relief for stress by just changing the way you think. We have no control over what happens tomorrow, but we can plan and prepare ourselves for it. We can put ourselves in the best possible position and think positive instead of negative. When we follow this pattern day after day, we will notice a big change in our lives because you will always reap that which is sown.
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May 27th, 2009 by aaks
Now please don’t turn your nose up at the mention of yoga. It’s a great practice that helps you relax and get your mind and body working in unison. And the good news is that you don’t have to be a licensed therapist or instructor to reap the health benefits of yoga.
Even the least flexible people can do some form of yoga. What you need to do, though, is find an exercise with which you are comfortable. In your own quest to achieve stress management, you will find that a lot of therapists and experts turn to yoga, deep breathing and flexing as recommended stress relief techniques.
You can practice yoga anywhere, including your own home. Yoga is a practice, which originated in ancient India and was developed by Buddhists. It is similar to meditation, because it gets you to focus on deep breathing as a means to get in touch with your inner being and thoughts.
When you practice yoga, you will begin to quiet your thoughts and focus on the actions of your body alone. This helps lower blood pressure and aids in stress management.
Of course, it is important to make sure you are completely comfortable when you do yoga. If your body feels stressed, and your muscles are tight, you may want to consider some stretching exercises as a warm-up. Even if you’re not very educated when it comes to yoga, you may want to try flexing your arms above your head, while you clasp both hands together.
Yoga was developed over five millennia ago, and focuses on referring to the body as a temple. What this does is teach you how to limber your body, and as a result lower your stress levels.
There are several different kinds of yoga. These include the following:
Hatha Yoga
Hatha yoga is most popular in America; it is practiced mostly by those in the western world and focuses on stretching. Stretching exercises used in yoga may require you to sit with your legs folded on the floor as you push you weight to one side or the other. At the same time, you may be asked to focus on deep breathing techniques, which will help relax your muscles.
Yoga, because it is used for self-improvement, focuses more on the mind than just the body. This is why it’s so important to let go of any negative thoughts before you begin stretching.
According to experts, yoga is a great way to relax and reduce stress without wearing yourself out through strenuous exercise.
Raja Yoga
Raja yoga requires that you respect both yourself and others around you.
As a stress management technique, yoga has a number of benefits. For example, it helps stretch out your muscles. As a result, you feel more relaxed, not to mention the fact that it improves your breathing.
After a yoga session, you will find that you breathe more clearly and evenly. In addition to helping you relax, yoga helps improve your physical health.
A yoga instructor may ask you to place your feet together while sitting on the floor and slowly bring your head down toward your feet. This requires a great deal of concentration and practice, but with time, your body relaxes. And eventually, you may actually need to stretch to keep stress at bay.
When you practice yoga routinely, you will begin to see its long-term benefits and how it takes the tension out of life.
A few other exercises that will help you relax involve stretching your legs out in front of you and reaching for your toes. Grab your toes, and allow your arms to hold your body upright, as you feel the muscles in your legs loosen.
The result is an overall feeling of relaxation. Slowly, you will begin to forget about the stressors in your life, as you immerse yourself in positive thoughts.
It’s a known fact that relaxing is the first step to calming your mind, but did you also know that it can help you tone and improve muscle dexterity?
This means that in addition to helping lower your stress levels, yoga also builds stamina and improves blood flow.
Once you’ve mastered the art of yoga stretches, you will find that these stretches will help alleviate even the smallest stress in your life.
Take a few minutes each day to practice some deep breathing while you stretch. Close your eyes, if you have to, and envision a peaceful and calming environment. Hone in on your muscles to figure out if there are any pressure points.
Massage the tense areas as you practice deep breathing.
Whatever you do, remember that stress can be overcome with yoga. Dealing with stress can be difficult, but using yoga to alleviate that stress is easy!
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May 27th, 2009 by aaks
In today’s society of fast paced living, who isn’t stressed? Everything must be done in a rush, and there is no time to just sit and relax. We feel we must do more and in a hurry to keep up with the world around us. We also find it hard to refuse people and can’t say no to their requests, which adds more stress to our already stressful life. I have to tell you, if you’re stressed you must continue to read and take action to lower your stress levels, insha’Allaah. The following are some tips to help you insha’Allaah:
Listen to the Qur’aan, paying attention to the meaning. This is the most soothing part of my stressful day; I will listen to Surah Ar-Rahmaan; sometimes I will even cry as I am listening to this surah, to let everything out, and yet remember, “Which of His favors can we ever deny”. It just humbles me, and reminds me of my blessings and it calms me down tremendously alhamdulillaah.
Pray 2 rakaah nafl. Sometimes we need to stop everything when we’re stressed, make wudhoo, and pray 2 rakaah nafl, and cry it out to Allaah (SWT). It is only He that can relieve us of our stress. Go to Him, and tell Him, and ask Him for mercy and help.
Make sure you are not dehydrated. Drink lots of water, or green tea. Have at least 8 cups to make sure you’re hydrated through out the day; this alone has been a major stress reducer. Dehydration is also the cause of many headaches. We often forget to take care of ourselves, and water is one drink that many of us do not drink enough of; put sticky notes up everywhere to drink 8 cups a day, to remind you, insha’Allaah.
Say “No” to extra work. You have to set boundaries. Just let people know kindly that you can’t do certain things, and that you already have enough on your plate. Learn to say “NO”. This has been one of the hardest things for me to do. So I know it can be tough, but after awhile you will realize it’s not so bad, insha’Allaah.
Stop procrastinating and get things done. De-cluttering helps the mind relax, while mess causes the mind stress As a mom I hate my house to be messy. Seeing it that way stresses me out. When I see it messy I must leave my work and take out 15 minutes to clean it up, and then go back to what I was doing. The hard part is doing it, yet, after I have cleaned the mess I feel relieved, and happy to be back at work.
5 times a day. Usually our day is so jam-packed that we forget to enjoy it. We’re always in a hurry to do one thing and then the next. Stop for a moment, and relax. Think of something funny, or go online and sign up for the joke of the day. This way you make sure you smile at least once every day. You know it only takes 17 muscles in our face to smile, and 41 to frown.
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May 27th, 2009 by aaks
So many people are under a lot of pressure these days and are looking for ways to ease their mind. Unfortunately, a lot of us are turning to food for comfort and doing more damage to our bodies. When people are under stress they look for the closest thing to bring them comfort. In this article we will discuss some easy ways to find relief for stress.
Although we need food to survive, when we abuse food it can cause greater problems that can take years to overcome if we’re not careful. One way we cause this problem is by eating fast foods on a regular basis. Because we live in a fast pace society, fast foods are very convenient and attracted to our way of living. We can easily pick up breakfast, lunch, and dinner without getting out of our cars. Most of these drive-thru services serve high fatty foods and we continue visiting them year after year as our health continue to decline.
We will be far better if we prepare our foods at home and avoid most of these fast food restaurants. Besides our poor eating habits, stress is a major cause of high blood pressure or hypertension. The best way to control these without drugs is diet and exercise. Unfortunately it is often late when diagnosed so medication is usually prescribed.
Another way to find relief for stress is by playing with your kids or pet. Some people find so much comfort with a pet, they sometime consider them as one of the family members. Sometimes a dog is truly a man’s best friend. Even a cat, fish or bird has been known to bring comfort to ones life.
Some people find laughter, singing, dancing, even a nice drive (rush hour not recommended) with no particular destination in mind has been known to relieve stress. There is no one way fit all when it come to relieving stress. Find which way works best for you and exercise it. The bottom line is to calm your nerves down and do whatever it take to do it. Of course, if you plan to do any type of strenuous exercises, you should always check with your doctor beforehand.
Hopefully you have found at least one good tip to find relief for stress because it will be worth your effort. Your aim is to find the best way to get back healthy so you can live longer. Your doctor should give you some great advice to follow so take action as soon as possible. Your life may depend on it.
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