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Take a deep breath…

Just to tell you that help for your panic attacks
is only as far away as your next breath.

Breathing is as fundamental to life as food yet,
unlike food, we so often go through our day without
paying attention to our breathing.

Now, I don’t mean that you have to sit there and
meditate for an hour.

Just a few deep breaths can do the trick.

I once watched Dan Rather interview the Dalai Lama and
he emphasized that negative emotions are not a natural
thing like we often think they are.

The Dalai Lama said that when you feel a surge of
anger or sadness welling up inside you, take 5-10 deep
breaths. Think about nothing other than those breaths.

You’ll find that it’s impossible to continue stewing
in anger and negativity as you take deep breaths.

Instead a calm and peaceful feeling will overwhelm
you, even if you had been angry just a couple of
minutes before.

Try this any time you feel out of sorts, not just when
you feel anxiety.

Several deep breaths will reboot your system, so to
speak.

If you want something to focus on during those deep
breaths, focus on your heart. Imagine your breath
going in and out of your heart.

Your heart rate will slow down and you will feel less
agitated and anxious.

Deep breathing also works well in conjunction with the
One Movement Technique that you learn in Panic Away.

http://www.Panicaway.com

Panic attacks begin in our brain.

It’s not the specific situations you face that cause
the panic attacks, it’s the way your brain reacts to
them.

You have control over these reactions.

The One Movement Technique zeros in on this and forces
your brain to properly process your anxiety.

The videos, audios and book that come with Panic Away
will show you exactly how to master this simple
technique.

The Panic Away author will also personally answer your
questions.

When’s the last time you purchased a book and had
unlimited direct access to the author?

So you’d better take advantage of this while you can.

http://www.Panicaway.com

Throughout the day just pause and notice your
breathing. Instead of sipping at the air, take a few
big breaths. The more aware you become of your
breathing the better you will feel.

And, of course, Panic Away will improve your well
being too.

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• Our ten most common fears… How many do you have? (insidecatholic.com)

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