Anger-Release Breathing Technique
When you feel angry, tension often rises from the chest up to the head. This breathing technique is designed to bring that built-up energy back down, helping your body release negative energy and calm both mind and body.
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Step 1
Take a deep breath in. As you slowly exhale, stretch your body backward as if you are doing a big stretch after waking up. Gently rotate your neck to release stiffness in the upper body and back.
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Step 2
Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart. Place both hands on your head and open your chest. As you inhale, slightly draw in your abdomen and curl your body forward. Then, as you exhale, straighten your body and return to an upright position.
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Practicing this breathing method helps reduce anger, release physical tension, and restore emotional balance.
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Smile Breathing Technique
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Smile breathing is a conscious breathing method combined with intentional smiling. When practiced in sets—about 10 repetitions per set for 5 sets—it can help relieve chest tightness and create a feeling of openness and relaxation.
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Step 1
Sit upright on a chair with your back straight. Place your left hand on the center of your chest and your right hand on your lower abdomen. Slowly inhale through your nose.
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Step 2
Lean your upper body slightly forward and exhale as fully as possible while making a soft “Ahhh” sound, allowing your chest to gently contract. Then inhale through your nose as you slowly return to an upright seated position.
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This technique encourages relaxation, emotional release, and a lighter, more positive state of mind.
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