phenomenon
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Topic: Found an interesting phenomenon. (Read 55 times)
When you focus on your breathing, you are bringing your awareness to the automatic process of respiration. This means that you are consciously directing your attention to the act of breathing, and in doing so, you are able to control the pace and rhythm of your breath. So by taking a few deep breaths and slowing down the pace of your breathing, you can bring yourself back into a more relaxed state. This is how we can make the best of "focusing" on automated functions like breathing, which otherwise continue automatically.
Last week I had a cold and a stuffy nose and suddenly discovered our breath If you notice it, it goes from working "automatically" to "semi-automatically" and when you focus on your nose, you can visibly feel your breath . When you are busy with work or other things, you can't feel your breath. Did you make this discovery? Do you know how this works?
Of course, things like that can happen when you focus your mind on your self or what you do, you become aware of the happenings in your body and things you do. Most humans function in automated/sleep state without using much of their mind or thoughts. It's quite better to switch to the automated state after you have repeated a task several times till you "perfect" it. Awareness could make you become confused, paranoid, afraid, and make mistakes unless you have a pure or good mind.
When you use your mind you become aware. Your brain, mind and spirit sync together.
I don't encourage people to make themselves aware unless they have good mind and spirit. Doing this can open a door to the spiritual and deep things in the mind.
Last week I had a cold and a stuffy nose and suddenly discovered our breath If you notice it, it goes from working "automatically" to "semi-automatically" and when you focus on your nose, you can visibly feel your breath . When you are busy with work or other things, you can't feel your breath. Did you make this discovery? Do you know how this works?
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