I have to voluntarily do breathe for the next 10 minutes. Until I forget about it.
Have any of you ever experienced this?
Whenever I think about my breathing
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Now I have to breath manually, thanks a lot.
I'm able to continue as normal if I think about breathing
Happened to me once when I hotboxed in the back of a Mustang and started tripping; I had to focus on every breath because my mind couldn't keep up with my heartbeat and breathing simultaneously; I figured that's what it must feel like to be claustrophobic.
Kinda scary sheit
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At 2/14/13 02:26 AM, dangoval95 wrote: Have any of you ever experienced this?
Aw shit, now that you mention it, I'll have to breathe manually for the next 10 minutes. >:/
Yupp. I have experienced it.
you must have a shitty body then.
turn it in and get a replacement.
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Yeah.
But I try to not think about it because it causes my brain to be more occupied with that than really anything else. So then I end up missing a bunch of things around me or not hear when people are talking to me.
At 2/14/13 02:30 AM, AtomicD00M wrote: Now I have to breath manually, thanks a lot.
It's almost like he hates us.
And our breathing techniques.
Over time, through meditating, I learned to be able to listen to my breathing without having to do anything with it. I can just watch what it is doing anyway.
At 2/14/13 02:30 AM, AtomicD00M wrote: Now I have to breath manually, thanks a lot.
lol
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All systems remain normal on my end
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I feel like I need more air now, thanks.
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At 2/14/13 05:30 PM, Jester wrote: All systems remain normal on my end
Are you really thinking about your breathing?
Cause if you aren't, then of course you aren't.
It may be good for you to think about breathing from time to time. I know of at least one study (2006) which has suggested a connection between focused breathing and stress reduction.
