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My challenge .. Day 6: How to be Calm in a Busy World?
I was reading a n-tv interview with Haemin Sunim. Haemin is a Zen monk andIt is well known that
Many people know slowing down is helpful but they don’t know how
Von hier unter hatte ich viele Probleme mit dem Programm. Schussendlich habe ich mich entschieden, alles zu schreiben, als ob ich den Text geschrieben hatte. Tut mir leid!His suggestion are four things: The monk has four suggestions:
1. If you only have 10 seconds, then smile. Your heart rate will slow down, the muscles of the face will become relaxed and you will have a connection with the people around you.
2. If you have a minute, breathe deeply. You will feel a connection with your body and become relaxed. When we feel relaxed, we are able to better see what our next step should be.
3. When you come home, try to walk 15 minutes. It helps you to relax and puts you in a better mood. Before we can take care of our family or other people, we should take care of ourselves, otherwise we may feel that we are being controlled by outsiders.
4. Write down three things for which you are grateful.
When we do this for a month we will become more optimistic.
His suggestions sounds very simple and wise. Let’s get started with a smile. We only need 10 seconds.
Concerning unhappiness: The monk says we become unhappy about things we cannot change.
People try to control others, they want to change them, change their old habits. We should learn to accept their old habits and instead change ours.
When we are more self-confident and more careful, we will find the problems and the solutions.
The basis of many problems are thoughts and doubts. We can stop this carousel of thoughts with deep breathing and slowing down.
I think this is true and the correct pathway to a happy and secure life.
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