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Guided Meditation for letting go of Stress and Anxiety


Welcome to The Aging Games, in today’s video I will share with you a Guided Meditation for letting go of Stress, Anxiety and Worry. This guided meditation will whisk you away to another world of peace, love and tranquility. Regular meditation is a great way to unwind and to relieve your mind body and soul from stress, anxiety and worry. Numerous studies have shown that meditation is an effective stress-management tool, ultimately reprogramming the brain to the extent that meditators end up with more capacity to manage stress. In training the mind to be more open and less reactive, we are better able to cope when life’s stressors in career, family, relationship, college, finances, even traffic start accumulating. Listen to the calm voice and beat of this guided meditation to defeat anxiety, heal yourself, and relieve stress in few minutes! Guided meditations play an important role when it comes to self-healing and anxiety-relief practices. Listening to a soft voice guiding you through the practice is the best way to get the most out of your meditation session. This mindfulness meditation guide is targeting at relieving stress and anxiety, helping with symptoms of depression, and includes the following: • Deep Body and Mind Stress Relief • Positive Thinking • Stress Relief Affirmations • Positive Affirmations • Stop Panic Attacks • Confidence and Self-Esteem • Deep Sleep So, watch the full video and follow our simple guided meditation to learn letting go of Stress and Anxiety techniques. Come back and do this meditation on a regular basis.

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