This is an example of a relaxation exercise. You can use it to calm down or connect with yourself. You can also use it to help you sleep better at night!
RAIN – is a tool that helps you be with and work through difficult experiences in your life, including painful emotions and physical sensations.
RAIN stands for:
Recognize the emotion. It’s important to acknowledge that you are feeling an emotion, even if it is unpleasant or painful. You may be able to recognize a feeling of sadness, anger or fear in yourself or another person. It is helpful to know what emotions you are experiencing so that you can begin to work with them effectively.
Accept the emotion. Once you have recognized an emotion and accepted it as part of your experience, it becomes easier for your unconscious mind to help guide your behavior toward more positive outcomes than those associated with denial or avoidance strategies (elements 4 & 5). For example, if someone makes an offensive comment about me on Facebook Messenger when I'm not expecting it—I can take several deep breaths before responding with kindness rather than anger because RAIN has taught me how powerful patience can be!
Drop into your body by noticing the weight of your body on the floor or chair.
You will begin by noticing the weight of your body on the floor or chair. Notice how it feels to be there, and where in space you are—and take note of how this feels to your body as well.
Now lift up your awareness from this location and gently bring it into a different part of yourself: notice where in space this new location is located (it could be anywhere from one foot above your head all the way down to one foot below), then gently move through that area until you notice another place—perhaps further away than before, or perhaps closer still; simply let yourself explore possibilities without judgment or expectation.
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Breathe deeply into your belly, noticing how it rises with each inhalation and falls with each exhalation.
Breathe deeply into your belly, noticing how it rises with each inhalation and falls with each exhalation. The breath is a good way to relax because it gives you something physical to focus on while you do the hypnosis.
Breathing is one of the most important parts of living; without it, life would be impossible! If you take away someone's ability to breathe properly then they will die within seconds because their brain will not be able to function properly anymore.
Stay connected with your breath, allowing yourself to relax more deeply with each exhalation.
To begin, relax your body and focus on the breath. Notice how you feel in your chest as you inhale, expanding it as you breathe in deeply. Notice how your belly rises as you exhale, contracting slightly with each exhalation. Feel yourself breathing from the diaphragm—not just from the upper chest area or shoulders—and observe how these areas rise and fall with every breath (also known as dyspnea). When practicing this exercise, be sure to keep track of how long it takes for both sides of your body to fully expand outwards when taking a full inhalation or exhalation through each nostril (which requires approximately three seconds).
Next, notice that there are two distinct parts: first comes an expansion followed by contraction; second comes expansion followed by contraction; third comes relaxation followed by relaxation (or vice versa).
Allow this relaxation to move up your body, noticing the weight of your shoulders and letting them drop even further.
Relaxation techniques are used to achieve a state of calm and relaxation. This can be achieved through meditation, visualization techniques or hypnosis. There are many different ways that you can use these techniques to help you relax and de-stress.
Relaxing your body is one of the most important parts of relaxation as it helps bring down stress levels within our system. It also allows us to become more aware of ourselves as well as our surrounding environment around us so we can recognize any negative thoughts or feelings we may have been experiencing which may cause us stress in the future if left unchecked! The first step in relaxing yourself is by taking long deep breaths into your lungs until they hurt slightly then exhaling slowly through pursed lips without any sound coming out except maybe some air bubbles floating around inside them (lol). When doing this make sure not only focus on breathing through each nostril individually but try not miss any other part either like leaving out one side completely because then it'll start feeling weird when trying again later on down here below ;)
Once done with this step now comes time for another method called "Focus". This is where all attention goes exclusively toward whatever task needs doing right now whether it's something simple like counting backwards from 100% backwards by 10% intervals every 4 seconds adding up until reaching zero again after 10 minutes; Or maybe even harder such as solving problems related directly within math class itself where maybe someone gave wrong answers during problem solving exercises earlier today.
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Relaxing your back, neck, head and face.
Relaxing your back.
Relaxing your neck.
Relaxing your head.
Relaxing the face, including The eyes,
lips and cheeks.
Nose; Cheeks (the area between the nose and chin).
Gently smile as you drop more fully into this moment.
As you begin to relax, bring yourself back into the moment by gently smiling as you drop more fully into this moment. Allow any thoughts that arise to pass by like clouds in the sky without holding onto them or engaging with them. When you notice a thought arising, bring yourself back to your breath by focusing on it for a few moments.
When we practice relaxation magic and hypnosis, it's important that we don't get caught up in our own story of what happened or didn't happen with someone else; instead we need to focus on ourselves and what will help us feel better about ourselves moving forward into our lives!
Allow any thoughts that arise to pass by like clouds in the sky without holding onto them or engaging with them. When you notice thoughts arising, bring yourself back to the present moment by focusing on your breath.
The next step is to allow any thoughts that arise to pass by like clouds in the sky without holding onto them or engaging with them. When you notice thoughts arising, bring yourself back to the present moment by focusing on your breath.
Bring yourself back into this moment and focus on something like your breathing or a mantra (like “I am”). This is an important step because it helps us stay grounded in reality when our minds are wandering off into other places!
When you are feeling stressed, connect with yourself through the five senses and breathing deeply.
Relaxation is an essential part of a healthy lifestyle. When you are feeling stressed, connect with yourself through the five senses and breathing deeply. This can help you relax and sleep better at night, manage your emotions in a more positive way and reduce pain or other physical symptoms that may be causing you stress.
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Conclusion
The idea of bringing yourself into a state of relaxation can be intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be. Relaxation magic is about finding your way back to the present moment when you are stressed or anxious and feeling out of control. By learning how to relax in your body and mind, you can build resilience by tuning out distractions from the outside world so that they don’t undermine your ability to get on with life.