ALTERNATIVE COMPLIMENTARY MEDICINE NEWS & REVIEW:
By Columnist Julie Rammal – International Celebrity Personal Trainer, Yoga and Pilates Pro:
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Knock knock, you have received 100 million thoughts, please replace the old archive of thoughts with the new ones. Error, your brain has mental clutter, please remove clutter. Emergency, brain does not know how to remove clutter. Brain is receiving more subliminal messages from: tv ads, radio, iphone. System is shutting down, brain is no longer functioning.
Sound familiar? Information overload is common as the brain is a delicate organ that requires special care and understanding otherwise it can become intoxicated, cluttered and can stop performing. So how do you clear out that clutter? Here are 6 quick steps to calm your mind down.
1. Identify distractions that add toxicity to your mind. For example, when you eat your meal, focus on the food you are eating and not the logos, ads, packaging, and commercial side of it. Connect with your food, and be thankful for having it. Also, avoid eating high sugar and caffeine because it can affect our thought process.
2. Meditate and root yourself back to nature. Close your eyes, feel and be part of the earth underneath you. Imagine a healing ray of light entering your 3rd eye center. As you receive this energy the mental clutter, thoughts, distractions are dispersed outwards. Repeat several times, “I choose to release any thought that enters my mind with love. My mind if clear and calm.” This may take several weeks to master. Perform meditation 8-10 minutes per day and try to let go.
3. Massage your head with your fingertips for a few minutes or book an Ayurvedic Shirodara massage to release your mental stress and clutter. Our head and neck consist of 6 of 12 major vital centers. When we honor, love and care for our body your body will return love back to you. As a result, your mental clutter will disappear.
4. Limit tv, internet, and technology time to certain times in the day, dis-connect when you do not need to be connected. Find your joy and entertainment through the higher power source, nature, animals, outdoor activities, friends and family.
5. Place one hand over your forehead and the other on the base of your neck for several minutes to calm the mind.
6. Live and enjoy the present moment.
Your mind is a temple, when you love and care for your brain like it is your own child, the brain clutter, headaches, migraines and more will resolve by themselves. Your mind awaits your new positive journey.
About Our Alternative Complimentary Medicine News and Review Columnist
Julie Rammal is an International Celebrity Personal Trainer, Yoga and Pilates Pro, and a leading holistic fitness and Ayurvedic practitioner. She has trained some of the biggest stars and Royal families in the middle east. Therefore, it is no wonder she is called, “The Middle East Princess of Holistic Fitness.”
Growing-up in over 40 countries, Julie has helped thousands of people to find themselves by connecting back to their body and mind. Her diverse fitness background in: Aerobics, dance, gymnastics, Pilates and Yoga have led her to create the first holistic fitness dvd that focuses on changing, connecting, and training the body and mind together in a 2-week program to make you younger, firmer, and slimmer! Her recently produced DVD, “IN LIGHT OF CHANGE” (52 minutes, www.jsport.co) was a huge hit seller.
Julie demonstrates a variety of fitness moves inspired by aerobics, primal movements, stretching, Yoga and Pilates. She honors the mind and body. Julie focuses on spreading her messages of natural holistic fitness, health, and motivation to inspire our current and next generation to connect to a healthier and naturally fitter, stress free population.
Disclaimer: The information published in this column are based on the author’s own professional and personal knowledge, and opinion. This information and opinion is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment of any manner. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding any medical condition and consult a qualified medical professional before beginning any nutritional program or exercise program. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read on InShape News.
