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You will not relax properly if you are constantly thinking about the time that has elapsed since you started the process, so use a timer. You can set the timer on your phone, computer or wrist watch to ensure you can concentrate on the meditation. If you are an iPhone user, you can download the Healing Music app and use that as a timer instead. Ideally you will set the timer for five minutes, but if you are pushed for time, you can set it for a shorter period.
Start your timer, and then close your eyes. Gently focus your attention on your breathing. Don't try to change your breathing pattern or do anything unusual, sustain a normal breathing pattern. Focus on how your breath feels right now, and if you can find a way to breathe naturally but deeply it will help.
Make sure you complete the process and maintain your focus until the timer sounds. If you meditate for five minutes, you should find that you return to your day feeling refreshed and relaxed. You can use the meditation at times when you feel particularly stressed, but try it regularly to feel less stressed overall.
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