ANTI-ANXIETY / FOCUSED MEDITATION
WHAT IS ANXIETY
The everyday form of anxiety and the sometimes chronic anxiety we are occasionally familiar with. Anxiety is often a vague, uneasy feeling, the source or cause or affect of the anxiety is often nonspecific or unknown to the person going through the experience.
General anxiety can be the anticipation of some impending danger doom or dread accompanied by tension, restlessness and shortness of breath. The aspects of anxiety may be both objective and subjective.
Objective characteristics include increased rapid heart rate, eye pupils dilate, restlessness, chronic inability to fall asleep, chronic insomnia, avoiding eye contact, trembling, visible facial strain and tension, voice quivering, obsessive self-focus, excess perspiration, excess worry.
Subjective characteristics include increasing mental and emotional tension, apprehension, fear, distress, worry, doubt and a sense of pending or approaching doom.
Both external and internal elements together can add up to anxiety. Unconscious unknown conflicts can also be related to anxiety factors.
On the face of the human compass the conscious state of anxiety is opposite one hundred eighty degrees from a focused meditative state of consciousness.
Anxiety can be an everyday state of mind for some individuals. Nutritional vitamin mineral deficiency can reach the psychological stage where it manifests as anxiety. Anxiety can cause the release of appetite-stimulating substances. Sugar sensitive individuals often experience anxiety due to blood sugar metabolism. Premenstrual tension can trigger anxiety. The stock market can incite anxiety.
Since we left the safety of the trees, we have been living in anxiety. Surely there is a gene for anxiety in our genetic makeup.
Anxiety is taxing to our thinking, conscious awareness; to our emotional health and physical health. Anxiety, when predominate, degrades decision making, brain function, body control and self-concept.
The stresses that anxiety puts on the body, prematurely ages the heart, mind, and body.
Anxiety bites but is rarely seen. Anxiety affects us and we react to it. We sweat, get restless, hands may tremor, muscles tense, body stiffens, breathing becomes shallow, slight nausea, facial tension shows as strain; realizing that anxiety has seized the body.
Often anxiety is an unknown vagueness, an uneasy feeling; but sometimes the anxiety is particular and specific.
Release yourself from the affects and effects of anxiety.
ANTI-ANXIETY / FOCUSED MEDITATION
Get your conscious awareness above the anxiety, entirely. Take 2-4 capsules as needed. Repeat.
Take additional 1-2 capsules and enter state of focused meditation.
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