Posts Tagged ‘Living’

Art of Living Satsang: So What Project! Krishna Govinda Live in Yoga Rave

Monday, November 15th, 2010


www.artofliving.org Art of Living Satsang : The ‘So What Project!’ is an integral concept for creating and playing music designed by Nicolás Pucci & Rodrigo Bustos. Emerged with the objective of creating harmony it expands the purifying & the high energetic level potential of mantras nurturing with their sounds and colors. Yoga Rave and So What Project! are part of a worldwide campaign for creating a non-violent and stress-free society, by The Art of Living Foundation founded by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar.

APEX: Art of Living Course for Corporate Executives

Saturday, August 14th, 2010


Effective stress management tools for busy corporate executives.

I Can Do It – Stress-Free Living (9/11)

Friday, June 4th, 2010


Louise L. Hay shows you that you “can do it” that is, change and improve virtually every aspect of your life by understanding and using affirmations correctly. Louise explains that every thought you think and every word you speak is an affirmation. Even your self-talk, your internal dialogue, is a stream of affirmations. Youre affirming and creating your life experiences with every word and thought. Your beliefs are merely habitual thinking patterns that you learned as a child, and many of them work very well for you. But other beliefs may be limiting your ability to create the very things you say you want. You need to pay attention to your thoughts so that you can begin to eliminate the ones creating experiences that you dont want. As Louise discusses topics such as health, forgiveness, prosperity, creativity, relationships, job success, and self-esteem, youll see that affirmations are solutions that will replace whatever problem you might have in a particular area. By the end of this book, youll be able to say “I can do it” with confidence, knowing that youre on your way to the wonderful, joy-filled life you deserve.

LIVING ONE DAY AT A TIME IN TORONTO – Up On The Roof (Stress Free)

Tuesday, May 25th, 2010


A View from the Top of the Building. What A Beautiful Sight to see! Standing from my kitchen, I can see the Victoria Park Subway Station and the quiet Neighbourhood through the window. Believe it or not, the View from the Top has given me a nice feeling. It has relieved my stress and also, it has given me Hope that another day will be spent nicely. Listen to the wonderful Message of the Song – UP ON THE ROOF performed by the British Pop Duo ROBSON & JEROME, and surely, you will get what I mean.

Temporary Walls for Stress Free Living

Friday, May 14th, 2010


www.wall2wallny.com Video on how the use of temporary walls enables roommates to live in a stress free environment.

Ratanjit, Stress-Free Living, Seeing Goodness in People

Wednesday, April 21st, 2010


In the segment from Stress-Free Living, Ratanjit’s international television show, he briefly discusses how to work with difficult people and their agendas without judging through developing the habit of only seeing the goodness within them.Internationally renowned as “Mr. Stress-Free,” Ratanjit S. Sondhe is a speaker, author, international radio and TV personality, and the founder and CEO of a 34-year material science company recently acquired by The Dow Chemical Company. Having emigrated from India to the US in 1968 with only a few dollars, he credits his success to unconditionally adding value. Through his live events and tools available at www.ratanjit.com, he now helps others connect for success and true joy. More information is available at www.ratanjit.com.

Stress-free living on a credit-less budget

Thursday, April 1st, 2010


One Spokane family is living a stress-free life financially with a simple idea that took some getting used to: They don’t have a single credit card and pay cash for everything. kxly4′s Annie Bishop reports.

Stress Free Living Choose to Expand Happiness in Your Life

Tuesday, March 30th, 2010

Individuals can decide to be constantly happy in spite of their current circumstances in life. You can either resolve to let the circumstances make you depressed or you may let it inspire you to overcome the challenges.

If you want to live stress free, you had better find that ability to be joyful which is instinctive in all of us. All babies giggle at no particular reason. Why is it then that as we age, more people get more morose and don?t seem to be able to appreciate the good things in their life. Why is it that as we get older we let external factors influence our mood?

I encourage you to use the following strategies to rediscover happiness:

? Focus on the positive aspect of life. Keep in mind that everyone has problems no matter what their status is. You can however choose how you react to these situations. Scrutinize people and situations to see the good side in them.

? What is it that you?ve always wanted to do but haven?t had the opportunity? Take the first step in achieving your dreams. You can enroll in a short-term course. Remain motivated and use your drive to reach your goal.

? Do you have a talent that you?re keeping from the world? If you truly believe that this is your purpose in life, then by all means pursue it.

? In those instances when you’re extremely stressed, there are many things that you can do to keep yourself from falling into the pit of depression. Contact a close friend. Pour out your feelings. You will find that after a effective talk, a burden would be lifted. Will yourself to be happy.

? Make a list of positive aspects in your life you should be grateful for. Sometimes, you?re so focused on your dilemma that you might forget to look at the big picture. Take stock of what you have achieved and consider whatever problems you have right now as tiny hurdles. Think about your family. Your family life may not be ideal but you do have them and you can still change things. Be thankful as well for your career.

? Other efficient way to reduce the heaviness of your emotions is to write it down. Keep a journal for your emotions and thoughts. Plenty of times, reading through them will let you decide on the best path to take.

If you possess a tendency to view life with pessimism, then you will have to exert more effort to achieve happiness. Nothing can prevent you from putting happiness as the center of your life. It?s a choice that you must take. Self-pity is a habit that takes a lot of discipline to get rid of. As soon as you sense negativity seeping in, learn to identify it, grab it by the neck, and replace your thoughts with positive ones. From this point forward, choose to be happy.

Living Stress Free: The Benefits of Music in Your Daily Life

Thursday, February 18th, 2010

Living Stress Free – The Benefits of Music in Your Daily Life

 

Stress is something that is part of everyone. It lives within us, rearing its ugly head when life’s demands and pressures begin to weigh us down. Unique as we all are, each person can handle a different amount of stress before overload occurs. There’s always that person at work who appears to be the master of multi-tasking. Or that calm, collected colleague who gives presentations in front of a full room without any problem. Believe it or not, that person feels the effects of stress even if they don’t appear to. These individuals have the ability to flourish under these circumstances, and most likely know how to manage their stress by using stress management techniques.  Effective stress management techniques are the key to waking up every morning feeling fresh and clear headed. Music is one of the most effective techniques, yet sometimes can be overlooked as an important part of our personal healing.

Most of us never stop to think about all of the various ways we can lead a more stress free lifestyle. In this article we will focus on the direct benefits of music in our daily lives and how it can be a great factor in relieving anxiety. Taking time out of your day to be alone with some calming music is the best remedy for stress. Slow, calm, meditative music can leave you feeling relaxed and peaceful after listening. Many people are so exhausted after work that they find it impossible to do anything meaningful or productive. If this sounds like you, you probably know that playing that CD in the car after a busy day at work can truly be one of the most relaxing feelings imaginable. Music inspires us, it comforts us, and it heals us. The calming effect of music allows us to unwind and relax. We use music to relieve stress everywhere we go. When we’re on the train, we have our iPods on. When we’re driving, we listen to our stereo to quiet our busy thoughts. Music is there to help us calm down or help us relate to our emotions. Calming music helps us alleviate the stress we suffer from everyday. It’s no wonder people buy music and iPods! It’s our own portable stress reliever.

If you have high levels of stress in your life that you cannot cope with, the problem may not be with you, but with the techniques that you use to manage it. Why do you think so many people at work listen to music on their computers? Work is a stressful environment and it can be tough to make it through a day without some kind of anxiety reducer. That is why so many people use music to ease their minds and help them get through the day. The New York Times Health Guide tells us to, “Listen to music. Music is an effective stress reducer in both healthy individuals and people with health problems. In one study, for example, students who listened to a well-known gentle classical piece of music during a stressful task had reduced feelings of anxiety, heart rate, and blood pressure.”  There are studies that show music can actually lower your heart rate and can reduce stress for some people, but can it reduce stress for you? The odds point to yes, but only you can discover this for yourself.

            Everybody experiences stress. Although we cannot change when and how seriously we become anxious, we can decide how we manage our stress levels. Music is a powerful weapon for combating this problem that many of us struggle with daily. Listen to music that you find to be relaxing and meditative, leaving you feeling calm and relaxed after or during a demanding day. It is important not to let stress take over your life. If you feel it creeping in, take action. If you use music to rise above your stress, you will reap the benefits, and learn to quiet your thoughts and develop an inner sense of peace.

Is there anything in the world greater than music? Music can be a comfort. Music can be a cure. Music can be a companion in times where you need a friend.  It’s our own personal stress reliever.  Here is a great website with some samples of calming music:  Stress Free Music

 

Living With Systemic Lupus Erythematosus : Stress Management for People With Lupus

Wednesday, February 10th, 2010


How to mange stress and live with lupus in this home health video. Expert: Heather Kamins Bio: Heather Kamins has a Master of Fine Arts in creative writing from Mills College in Oakland, Calif. She has taught and tutored English composition at Mills, as well as at the College of Alameda. Filmmaker: Dimitri labarge