neurotransmitters and meditation

How to Release Trapped Negative Emotions: By Balancing The 114 Chakras

Trapped emotions often make one tired, unfocused, and stressed. But worry not; there are ways to overcome trapped negative emotions like anger, fear, and anxiety. All you need to do is make small changes in your daily routine so you can come out of the draining your positive energy. Let’s explore answers to the question of how to release trapped negative emotions.

Release Trapped Negative Emotions With 114 Chakras Balancing

Release Trapped Negative Emotions With 114 Chakras Balancing

Here we discussed nine techniques you explore to help you achieve your dreams by removing the emotional blockages. There are 114 chakras and 72000 nadis in human body. When you remove the blockages in your subtle energy body. you bring balance in your neurotransmitters and hormones.

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Neuroscience of Smiling Face in Meditation

Why smiling face is so important during meditation? Soft smiling brings instantaneous joy. It relaxes the mind and the body.  It is not necessary to smile all the time during meditation. However, at the beginning of a meditation session smiling is very important. Smiling is a positive lens through which you can see the world positively.  In this article the basic neuroscience of smiling, during meditation is explained.

“Meditation is the way to bring more smile, joy and positive energy into the world.” – Amit Ray

We smile to express our joy and satisfaction. Smiling is one of the most basic, biologically-uniform expressions of all humans. When you smile, you are become more attractive, reliable, relaxed and sincere. A smiling face actually appear to be more competent and friendly to the world. Often smiling comes naturally in certain states of the mind. 

Smiling Face During MeditationChildren smiles as many as four hundred times per day. Smiling stimulates our brain reward mechanism in a way that even chocolate cannot match. Smiling can help reduce the level of stress-enhancing hormones like cortisol, adrenaline and dopamine, increase the level of mood-enhancing hormones like endorphin and reduce overall blood pressure. 

The feel good neurotransmitters dopamine, endorphins and serotonin are all released when a smile flashes across your face as well.  … Read more..