Wellness

Expansive body postures with affirmations, to remove fear - with Jojo Struys

Break past the contracting energy that stress and tension bring into the mind and body

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 13 Mar 2021 8:00AM

Expansive body postures with affirmations, to remove fear - with Jojo Struys
We may slouch or hunch over when feeling low. – Pixabay pic, March 13, 2021

by Jojo Struys

OUR body postures can reflect our moods. When we are feeling low or depressed, we might slouch or subconsciously hunch because we are feeling ‘small’ and not good enough.

Similarly when we are in a state of fear, we might feel tightness in the body and even the chest region as it becomes difficult to breathe smoothly. 

In this session, Jojo brings us through simple, easy to do postures and movements to help expand our consciousness and physical body positions into positive mode so we can break past the contracting energy that stress and tension brings into the mind and body. We combine these body movements with the power of positive affirmations to start feeling more positive and expansive. 

The more positive we feel, the more resilient we become to handle whatever comes our way. – The Vibes, March 13, 2021


‘OhanaJo awake’ is a go-to conscious platform with daily meditations, sound healing, yoga and wisdom on the go, to help people with their stress, anxiety and sleep. Please visit www.ohanajo.com for more info or to experience a free trial. Share this story on your social media with the hashtags #thevibes #fromeveryside to receive a free one-month membership.

Related News

Wellness / 3y

If you're not a fan of classic meditation, non-sleep deep rest could be an alternative

Tech / 5y

Apple Fitness+ is heading to more countries: how does it work?

Wellness / 5y

Unblocking emotional pain to heal your body

Wellness / 5y

The ultimate self-care gift

Wellness / 5y

Guided visualisation to dream big - with Jojo Struys

Wellness / 5y

Ancient breathing technique to reduce stress & hypertension - with Jojo Struys

Spotlight

Malaysia

Young Malaysians record highest rates of depression - Dr Dzulkefly

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

Bandar Utama schoolgirl stabbing: Court allows media coverage, orders teenager’s identity protected

Malaysia

LLM apologises for TuJu navigation disruptions amid surge in users

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

3,510 medical officers resign, more than half join private sector

Malaysia

Police await AGC’s directions on Negeri Sembilan MB’s forced-signature claim

Malaysia

Truck drivers top list of motorists caught driving under influence of drugs in Penang

Malaysia

Govt approves 17 measures to tighten airport security after alleged drug-smuggling case

Malaysia

Waze ban driven by legal, data security concerns, says Gobind

Malaysia

Police to disclose findings on Kuching school attack next Tuesday

You may be interested

Tech

US orders government agencies to remove DeepSeek AI tools over security risks

People

Anwar extends support to disabled burger seller whose determination inspires Malaysians

Off beat

Afdlin Shauki, family trapped for five hours amid Paris unrest

Places

Penang makes National Geographic list of top 25 cities worldwide to visit

By Ian McIntyre

Health

Some 38,000 women to benefit from RM9m mammogram subsidy next year