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heart</h2><p id="0a20">Healthy heart You will have a healthy heart. Aerobic exercises help to strengthen the cardiovascular system. And, by the way, you don't even need to run for a long time. Ten minutes of slow jogging is enough to reduce the risk of developing cardiovascular disease but you should run every day. Your brain will work more efficiently.</p><h2 id="f4b3">5. Improved brain function</h2><p id="6455">Brain efficiency If you’ve already forgotten what you ate for lunch yesterday or can’t remember where you put your keys, immediately put on your sneakers and run. Aerobic exercises, which increase your heart rate and make you sweat, have been proven by scientists to improve brain function. You will sleep better.</p><h2 id="b689">6. Better sleep</h2><p id="3912">Deep sleep In a small experiment, scientists found that those who regularly ran at a moderate tempo for at least five times a week for thirty minutes began to sleep better, which in itself is beneficial, and also noticed an improvement in their mental state. Your immunity will be strengthened and you will get sick less.</p><h2 id="9205">7. Strengthened immunity</h2><p id="6b74">We have already listed many benefits of aerobic exercises, but not all. Regular aerobic exercise for thirty minutes or more reduces the risk of dying from various forms of cancer.</p><h2 id="a491">8. Sculpted body</h2><p id="2f1e">You will have beautiful legs. The largest muscles of the body are concentrated in the lower part of it, and running loads them all. You will pump your hips, calves, and buttocks with one exercise. But not only the legs are involved in running.</p><p id="f70f">The abdominal and back muscles are involved in stabilizing the body. Thus, you will pump your whole body if you run regularly. How do I run every day safely?</p><h2 id="c102">Running safely</h2><p id="6b86">To avoid running injuries, follow these simple rules. Buy running sneakers. Regular shoes are not designed for running and won't protect you from injury. Increase the load gradually. Add something else, like swimming or cycling, to your workouts.</p><p id="a30e">Do exercises for different muscle groups. Don’t forget to warm up before your workout and stretch after. Find a coach who will point out your technique mistakes and help you correct them. People who are just starting to run often have one question.</p><h2 id="445a">Street vs. treadmill: where to run?</h2><p id="792a">Street VS Treadmill Which is better, running on the street or on a treadmill? Let’s look

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at this issue in more detail. Most runners live in metropolitan areas.</p><p id="7348">It would be great if, in all major cities, the weather was like in Miami, but this is not the case. Often, weather conditions are set against the training plan. And then closed gyms come to the rescue with their stable internal ecosystem.</p><p id="f7fe">Where is the best place to run? Psychologically, it is better to run on the street. In this case, you will feel the movement. However, there are many other factors.</p><p id="aa5d">If you live in a place with polluted air from cars or factories, then when you run on the street, harmful metals will accumulate in your body, which will negatively affect your health.</p><p id="9812">In this case, it is better to run on a treadmill in a gym with filtered air. If you live near a park, then it is better to run outside to saturate the body with oxygen.</p><p id="9ff2">When running on the street, it is psychologically easier to fulfill the training volume and easier to vary the speed regimes. If conditions permit, outdoor running is preferable.</p><h1 id="8e85">Conclusion</h1><p id="4bcf">In conclusion, running every day brings a multitude of physical and mental benefits. Whether you choose the invigorating experience of street running or the controlled environment of a treadmill, the key is to make running a consistent part of your routine. Share your preferences and experiences in the comments below.</p><p id="6f20">By the way, friends, write in the comments: Do you run? And where do you like it better—on the street or on the treadmill? Share your thoughts. I also recommend you read other articles on my page.</p><h1 id="4153">Don’t forget to subscribe to my newsletter to stay up-to-date with my articles. I’m out; see you at the next one. Oh, you can as well buy me a cup of coffee too! Thank you! gracias!!</h1><div id="cf30" class="link-block"> <a href="https://medium.com/@mrcollinsfx/subscribe"> <div> <div> <h2>Get an email whenever MRCOLLINSFX publishes.</h2> <div><h3>Get an email whenever MRCOLLINSFX publishes. If you've got a hankering for more, don't forget to subscribe for loads of…</h3></div> <div><p>medium.com</p></div> </div> <div> <div style="background-image: url(https://miro.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:320/0*C-qQQv08paQetC4N)"></div> </div> </div> </a> </div></article></body>

Forgiveness Ain’t Easy but Bitterness and Hate Will Consume You

Forgiveness seems to be the channeled message For The Day

Before I went to bed last night, I read the story of Mbokomu. The Ancestral Goddess of the Ngombe people. The goddess of Soul Forgiveness. To sum her up, she’s equivalent to the Christian version of Eve. The first woman on earth. I’m doing research into various Gods, Goddesses, and origin stories to show how it doesn’t matter what religion you associate yourself with, or what region of this earth you grew up in, and the beliefs you have that you think are the only right belief…… the core of all these beliefs are very similar. The stories just change names and scenes but it’s essentially the same. But more on this hyperfixation another day.

Mbokomu story is all about foregivness. The Bantu proverb that stood out to me was “ A bitter heart, eats its owner”

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Now, as I kicked off my writing session today, I opted to let the Universe guide my thoughts through my musical playlist and what I would write today. Not to my surprise, the song that resonated was Coax Marie’s “I Forgive You. Ahh forgiveness is still the theme.

i forgive you.

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Here’s the bitter truth. It becomes evident at some point in our lives that the profound wounds inflicted upon us by others may never be met with a genuine apology. It’s a hard pill to swallow, recognizing that certain individuals may remain impervious to the impact of their actions.

Forgiving without ever receiving a genuine apology is one of the hardest things, however, forgiveness is not just about releasing others from the weight of their actions; it’s equally about freeing ourselves from the burden of resentment. It’s a powerful act of self-liberation, a conscious decision to let go of the negative emotions that tether us to the past.

When we choose to forgive, we take back control of our own narrative and pave the way for personal growth. It’s not an endorsement of the wrongs committed but rather an acknowledgment that our peace of mind is too precious to be sacrificed on the altar of bitterness.

After others hurt me I sit with my anger, my disappointment, and my sadness processing these emotions until I feel ready to move forward. I refuse to stay in victim mode and hurt myself further by staying angry towards them.

Instead, I choose the path of healing, seeking outlets that empower me to let go and cultivate my own well-being. By refusing to tether myself to resentment, I prioritize my mental and emotional health.

It’s disheartening to encounter individuals who, over time, have allowed the actions of others to transform them into bitter and negative souls filled with resentment.

While it’s understandable that negative experiences can leave a mark, it’s crucial to remember that we have the power to shape our reactions. Dwelling on resentment is like sipping poison and expecting the other person to feel the effects. You want them to die so to speak, but you’re just slowly killing your own self. So, how do we break free from this bitterness and reclaim our joy?

Not the most easiest question to answer because everyone is different and we have different ways of handling things.

I believe turning your pain and setback into a comeback in some shape or form is one way.

For instance, consider Nelson Mandela, who forgave his captors after 27 years in prison! Rather than pursuing vengeance against those who once oppressed him, Mandela dedicated himself to constructing a new South Africa founded on principles of equality and reconciliation.

He famously said-

As I walked out the door toward the gate that would lead to my freedom, I knew if I didn’t leave my bitterness and hatred behind, I’d still be in prison.

The next way is redirecting.

Direct the energy that might be consumed by resentment towards self-improvement. Physically, mentally , spiritually or all three.

Embrace activities that nourish your body, engage in learning that stimulates your mind, or explore practices that foster overall well-being.

I won’t continue going on for now on the various ways you can transmute hurt and learning to forgive others. There are an infinite amount of articles and listicles on the internet that may go into further depth.

So for now, if you are having a hard time forgiving, I send you love , I wish you healing. May you learn to laugh in the places that made you cry. ❤️

Xoxo,

Fanchon Octavia