
Welcome to the course: How to use Equilibrium for best results
The most basic Qigong sequence to get a taste for the method
You can pick a belief and work around that one in particular, or you can just follow along and get the benefits of releasing energetically and letting your body and mind work out what it needs to do naturally
There's several versions of breathwork in this video. Pick your favourite and do it a few times, maybe every day this week until it becomes a part of your being
Performed lying on a yoga mat or bed.
You'll need a comfortable chair or a mat or a bed to complete this one. Some people prefer a chair because you're less likely to fall asleep. The benefits still sink in even if you're not listening consciously.
In this video series, you will find the tools for emotional first aid, self care/self compassion practise, physical relaxation, general wellbeing morning practises and find the tools that work for you physically and emotionally to fit into your routine for lasting benefits.
This course suits people that are already on the self-improvement journey, specifically those that understand the bottom-up approach to mental health and wellbeing (a foundation of physical health and taking care of basic needs will generate a somatic sense of positive mental health. Essentially, regulating the body, regulates the mind.)
By developing a self care practise (morning or night, whatever suits your schedule to realistically remain consistent) with foundational somatic wellbeing in place, we can become more actualised to be the fulfilled version of ourselves; instead of living a stressful life, putting out fires and chasing our tails, socially, financially and emotionally.
Practises include:
Yoga
Qigong
Breathwork
Progressive relaxation (yoga nidra)
TRE (trauma release exercise)
Kemetic Yoga (egyptian)
EFT tapping (meridians)
Regardless of people's experience and level of self care/self regulation experience, some or all of these techniques will be of benefit to anymore and everyone.
Pick your favourite and continue learning about this style, or save the video to your phone or desktop for regular practise.