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Achieving Wellness through Fitness and Exercise

  • Writer: Eva
    Eva
  • Jul 4, 2024
  • 2 min read

Updated: Jul 6, 2024



Mindfulness is a practice rooted in Buddhist principles, aiming to focus one's attention on the present moment. It involves tuning into your thoughts, emotions, sensory experiences, and surroundings.  It’s about being present with your mind, body, and spirit at any given moment. It means letting go of thoughts about the past or future and concentrating on the now. It is the act of clearing your mind, taking a breath, and appreciating what is right in front of you, right now.  🔆Simple, actionable tips for beginners to start practising mindfulness:  There are many ways to practise mindfulness, including journaling, meditation, yoga, mindfulness walks (my favourite!), and reading affirmations. Get some inspiration from this..📝- from Article 4th  🔆How has mindfulness impacted my life  Every day, I become more aware of how my actions affect my feelings. This awareness has helped me find the kindness and courage within myself to change what I can and accept what I can't. My life has become more conscious and intentional. I now notice and examine life more deeply, becoming genuinely interested in it. This small shift, with practice, has become part of my thinking—and it has changed everything.  Since I started practising mindfulness, I am more confident. I have cultivated better friendships with myself and the beautiful people around me. My life is filled with more positivity and fewer toxic relationships. I eat in accordance with my body's needs, and I feel more peaceful, grateful, and happy. I respond more thoughtfully when life gets tough, rather than reacting impulsively. I have finally discovered my values and live by them. I understand myself better, and I am my own guide and life creator!  Mindfulness has truly transformed my life, and I believe it can do the same for you. By taking a few moments each day to be present and mindful, you can start to see the beauty in everyday moments and develop a deeper connection with yourself and the world around you. Remember, it's a journey, and every small step counts. Be patient with yourself, embrace the process, and watch as your life begins to change in wonderful ways.  🔆My first meditation experience:  I remember my first meditation session when I attempted to sit still and clear my mind. It was challenging and amusing because I kept peeking to see if five minutes had passed, feeling as though time had stopped. I enjoyed it, perhaps because I approached it playfully, as an experiment rather than a strict practice. And for me, it worked!  With Love and happiness, Eva.

Hello beautiful souls!


I hope this finds you well. Today, I want to talk about something that's close to my heart: fitness and exercise. How about if we try to look at it as an opportunity to feel better overall?


Fitness isn’t just about hitting the gym or running a massive marathon. It’s about discovering what invigorates you and holding on to it. Whether it's a brisk walk in the park, a hike, or a bit of yoga in your living room.


Society often tells us that exercise has to be hard work to be effective, which can make it seem unenjoyable. Think of exercise as a gift to yourself. What if you could fall in love with exercise because it clears your mind, boosts your mood, keeps your body in the shape you want, and makes you happy? You probably often hear about the physical benefits, like stronger muscles and better heart health, but let’s not forget about your mental health. When you exercise, happy hormones called endorphins are released (this is often referred to as a “runner’s high”). Exercise can reduce stress, anxiety, and yes, it can definitely improve your sleep.


What I’ve found helpful is setting realistic goals and celebrating the little victories along the way (write them down). Did you manage to walk a bit further today? Great! Did you try a new workout plan? Brilliant!

Also rather than doing one long workout twice a week, I try to mixing in shorter, more

frequent workouts throughout the day like 10 minutes yoga, stretching or Pilates. You'll find it much more effective and fun!"


Remember, it’s not about being perfect. It’s about you being consistent, listen to your body and be kind to yourself. There will be days when you’re not up for it, and that’s perfectly okay. Listen to your body and give yourself a  grace.


Have a sense of curiosity and think about how exercise can serve your needs in both mind and body. Discover what works for you. Then lace up those trainers, think of an activity you want to try, and go for it!


Stay positive, and most importantly, have fun with whatever activities you do, you know that you can count on yourself!


Don’t forget to share your fave activity or maybe there is an activity that you want to try out soon? Let me knoww in a comments.


With joy,

Eva.


 
 
 

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