[header] How to practice grateful flow [title] The best time to do this is soon after waking. [step] Find a place that is calm and quiet where you are unlikely to be disturbed. Sit on a chair and close your eyes.
[header] How to practice grateful flow [title] The best time to do this is soon after waking. [step] Find a place that is calm and quiet where you are unlikely to be disturbed. Sit on a chair and close your eyes.
[title] Focus on your breathing for a couple of minutes until you feel nicely relaxed and calm. [title] When you are calm, begin by thinking of your immediate family (mother, father, siblings). Say " happy birthday " or " thank you ". These words, more or less pronounced, are the basis for the thankful flow. Sit completely still until the thought enters your mind that you are gratitude for what you have done for me. [substeps] Don't take a session with a black-haired person, as this can make you agitated to the point that you can't spend another 15 minutes focusing on your task. You can close them if you wish, or, if it helps you, get into deep breathing. [title] Begin to walk in the direction of where you feel the most gratitude.