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This episode of Physically Spiritual explores stress, highlighting how our biology is still influenced by ancestral survival mechanisms, despite living in a modern world. It proposes three forms of asceticism to calibrate our stress levels and the tools of breath to regulate moments that are too stressful.
Takeaways
* Our ancestors’ experience has shaped the physiology of our stress response.
* Human biology can be more resilient to acute, immediate threats. that resolve quickly than chronic stressors that are not resolved.
* We can adopt an asceticism of time, asceticism of attention and asceticism of the present moment.
* Breathing with extended exhales slows the body down and can calm down the stress response.
* When you are in an anxiety loop try to change your physiology to interrupt the unwanted thoughts.
Keywords
stress response, chronic stress, asceticism, stress management, breath
Links
Andrew’s Substack
Physically Spiritual Podcast
Morning Offering
By Andrew ReinhartThis episode of Physically Spiritual explores stress, highlighting how our biology is still influenced by ancestral survival mechanisms, despite living in a modern world. It proposes three forms of asceticism to calibrate our stress levels and the tools of breath to regulate moments that are too stressful.
Takeaways
* Our ancestors’ experience has shaped the physiology of our stress response.
* Human biology can be more resilient to acute, immediate threats. that resolve quickly than chronic stressors that are not resolved.
* We can adopt an asceticism of time, asceticism of attention and asceticism of the present moment.
* Breathing with extended exhales slows the body down and can calm down the stress response.
* When you are in an anxiety loop try to change your physiology to interrupt the unwanted thoughts.
Keywords
stress response, chronic stress, asceticism, stress management, breath
Links
Andrew’s Substack
Physically Spiritual Podcast
Morning Offering