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muscle relaxation challenge

Here's a simple way to do a muscle relaxation session while lying down:

  1. Lie Down: Find a comfy spot to lie down, like your bed or a cozy couch.
  2. Close Your Eyes: Start by gently closing your eyelids. Let your eye muscles go loose and relax.
  3. Relax Your Mouth: Now, pay attention to your mouth. Let your lips and the muscles in your face go soft and relaxed.
  4. Release Your Jaw: Move on to your jaw. Allow your jaw to hang loose without clenching your teeth.
  5. Shoulders Down: Think about your shoulders. Imagine them sinking down, away from your ears. Feel the tension in your shoulders melt away.
  6. Arms and Hands: Continue down your arms to your hands. Feel your upper arms, lower arms, and fingers going limp and heavy.
  7. Chest and Stomach: Focus on your chest and stomach area. Let them rise and fall naturally with your breath. No need to tense up.
  8. Hips and Legs: Move down to your hips and legs. Feel them relax, as if all the stress and tension is flowing out of them.
  9. Feet and Toes: Finally, think about your feet and toes. Imagine them becoming loose and relaxed, like they're floating.

By going through these steps, you're telling each part of your body to chill out and unwind. It's like giving your muscles permission to let go of any tension they've been holding onto. This can be a great way to calm your body and mind before sleep or whenever you need a moment of relaxation. Enjoy the peace!

 

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