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ChuckMar 5, 2011I just lay down on my bunk and close my eyes for a few minutes. After a few minutes of thinking of absolutely nothing, I find the=at the stress of my day has gone!!!
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Bare-BellyOriginal PosterMar 5, 2011[quote]I just lay down on my bunk and close my eyes for a few minutes. After a few minutes of thinking of absolutely nothing, I find the=at the stress of my day has gone!!![/quote] Maybe so, ab. But as a nudist, that cannot possibly feel as good as this! And like I said, it is a great way to prepare for receiving a massage, or to simply fade off for a nap. BareReactReply - NE
neoshaboyMar 5, 2011I lay on the floor on a yoga mat and stretch my arms as far as I can and my legs as far as I can. It helps us decompress after the day, then I enter the stillness and meditate for about 20 minutes to connect to the Source of inspiration, life, and love.
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Centauri4Mar 19, 2011It is interesting to read about the muscles unwinding (the shaking) because my wife has back problems and I was considering getting her a BACK2LIFE gadget from late night TV. However, if your exercise works this may be achieving nearly the same thing by letting all the tension "unwind". Do you think this was a particularly stressful day, or are all your days about the same level of stress? I'm just wondering in order to get an idea how "wound up" you were. Thanks!
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DesertRatMar 19, 2011This may work for some people but not for me. On the second breath I'm usually sound asleep.
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OllyMar 19, 2011That must have been a really tense day you had.
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Sunbeam65Apr 8, 2011Sounds like something to try. My fear is how quickly I'd probably fall asleep!
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