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the word is breath, a sacred hymn, and it is a repetition of a sound or an image. You can use a mantra to activate your creative side and stop negative thinking from blocking you.</p><p id="4f87">A mantra can be a simple sentence or a couple of words that you repeat aloud to help yourself: it acts on your thoughts and actions; it can calm you and make you feel more focused. You can create your own mantra about the challenge you are facing now. Maybe it is stress, worry, or fatigue.</p><p id="10f7">What do you need to face a challenge? Energy, strength, and joy. Think about your needs, and write your mantra on your daily agenda, in a note, write it anywhere. It is there to help you and encourage you in difficult times. Remember that one day you will find it less useful, and you will need to devise a new one.</p><p id="7861">The mantra is personal and tailor-made and you need to believe in its power.</p><p id="8ce2">People

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in precarious situations may use something like: it’s not as bad as it looks. Someone who is suffering from imposter syndrome should be constantly telling themselves: you have what it takes to reach your goal. A person who is suffering from depression should say: you are not alone. If your heart is in pieces, and you think that unhappiness and anxiety will never go away, reassure yourself: this too shall pass.</p><p id="e777">So, have fun creating your own mantra and repeat, read, or write it every day. I assure you that if you commit to this, it will serve you well.</p><p id="43b6">And yes, I am calm and I am well.</p><p id="e49c">Thank you <a href="undefined">Trista Signe Ainsworth</a> for helping us find our inner strength!</p><p id="339a">Did you enjoy this article?</p><p id="7141">Become a <a href="https://lucia-landini.medium.com/">Medium Member</a> to have full access to my content. Thank you!</p></article></body>

How To Create An Easy Mantra To Help You In Your Daily Challenges

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You are calm and you are well. You are calm and you are well.

These days I am using this mantra to feel better before a check-up.

What is a mantra, you may ask, and does it really work? It is a resource that can help you when you have fallen prey to negative thinking, when you can’t improve your situation, or move on. It can help you with your little daily habits and to be more focused.

The meaning of the word is breath, a sacred hymn, and it is a repetition of a sound or an image. You can use a mantra to activate your creative side and stop negative thinking from blocking you.

A mantra can be a simple sentence or a couple of words that you repeat aloud to help yourself: it acts on your thoughts and actions; it can calm you and make you feel more focused. You can create your own mantra about the challenge you are facing now. Maybe it is stress, worry, or fatigue.

What do you need to face a challenge? Energy, strength, and joy. Think about your needs, and write your mantra on your daily agenda, in a note, write it anywhere. It is there to help you and encourage you in difficult times. Remember that one day you will find it less useful, and you will need to devise a new one.

The mantra is personal and tailor-made and you need to believe in its power.

People in precarious situations may use something like: it’s not as bad as it looks. Someone who is suffering from imposter syndrome should be constantly telling themselves: you have what it takes to reach your goal. A person who is suffering from depression should say: you are not alone. If your heart is in pieces, and you think that unhappiness and anxiety will never go away, reassure yourself: this too shall pass.

So, have fun creating your own mantra and repeat, read, or write it every day. I assure you that if you commit to this, it will serve you well.

And yes, I am calm and I am well.

Thank you Trista Signe Ainsworth for helping us find our inner strength!

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