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samanthaalexis
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 Posted - Nov 20 2013 : 04:48:04 AM
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Practicing laughter can always bring surplus of advantages for the mental and physical aspect of a human being. This is why you see more and more individuals signing up for laughter therapy with different retreat centers or spas. As a matter of fact, you also witnessed the emergence of tons of sources catering such therapies and yoga over the past several years. However, when it comes to practicing laughter therapy or yoga, it is not necessary that you hit any of the laugh clubs or retreat centers. You can always consider practicing it in your house with the right guidance.
When it comes to practicing laughter from home, it is essential for you to have an insight on how the process is done. There are different varieties of laughter practices. For instance, you can see practices where people use some stretching exercises and those where people just laugh rather than practicing any postures or stretching. Therefore, you need to initially determine on the type of practice that you want to undertake. Consider your physical and mental goals when making such a decision. Once you have decided on the type of laughter training to practice, you can consider searching for different sources that can cater you information on how to practice it. You can always find laughter therapy videos with sources like YouTube. Finding some books that feature laughter therapy is also a good strategy to learn on how to practice it.
Practice laughter on a daily basis and start feeling the advantages related to it.
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AYPforum
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Posted - Nov 20 2013 : 05:05:20 AM
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Bill R.
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Posted - Nov 20 2013 : 5:29:30 PM
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Thanks for the link, Samantha. I've been thinking lately that anyone on the spiritual path needs to literally lighten up - and laughter yoga looks like a good way to go. First read about it Daniel Pink's book, A Whole New Mind. Not crazy about the idea of group practice, so maybe just me and the dog! |
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