What your breath is telling you | Neema Moraveji | TEDxBayArea
This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. The way you breathe shows how much tension, calm, and focus you have in your life. Neema Moraveji, Ph.D., founder of Stanford University's Calming Technology Lab, discusses how the millennia-year old science of respiratory psychophysiology can be leveraged today with wearable sensors to help us improve focus, reduce stress, and live with balance in daily life.
Neema Moraveji, Ph.D. is the Director of Stanford University’s Calming Technology Lab and Co-founder of Spire. He studies technological means of assessing and influencing state of mind for productivity and wellbeing purposes. His popular course at Stanford’s Design School on “Designing Calm” has collaborated with the likes of Google’s Gmail team to prototype and understand the effect that technology has on the lives of its users and how it can be harnessed to create balance in daily life.
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"The micropause at the end of your outbreath is the calmest part of your experience in life." Beatifully true
Extremely useful and very well communicated. What he says about the exhalation and paying attention to it and emphasising it as the beginning of the breath is on point! So glad I came across this :)
The analogy of camp fire observation to breathe is great explanation. I listened to this talk thrice. This man has great weight in his words and is truly experienced in what he is talking about.
in Chinese， there is a character “息”， which has two parts: 自 and 心。 自， is an oracle of 👃, nose, 心，is an oracle of ♥, heart。 息，means "rest, calm", or "breath with your heart calmly".
Wow...special gift imparted. Thank you!
Wow. Thank You. Luv the way you change the concept. By seeing the exhale as the beginning of the breath cycle !!
In swedish breath is "andetag" two words combined; grasp or catch and spirit - grasp the spirit
@MelanieSakowski
6 жыл бұрын
Martin Pettersson beautiful thank you for sharing
Great job thx a lot. Brilliant.
Thank you for sharing this ❤️... Great love for you allllllllllllllllllllllllllll
Was fantastic, very informative. Only those who really are after learning the importance of learning the state of one’s mind and the breathing we do every day can appreciate what he is talking about?! Loved it the way he explained this Relationship between breathing and state of our mind!
Thank you that was incredible!
Brilliant
I am going to start breathing
@kimwhite8627
5 жыл бұрын
Hope you are still breathing. I am going to start breathing.
Covid times and the breath. Learning to feel the breath.
Great talk!
This is edifying, very useful. Regarding Google: All signs point to Google HARDLY having our well being among its concerns. Ka-ching.
"We don't live off the food that we eat, we live off the energy/oxygen in the food we eat."
PRANAYAMAM in Yoga....the ultimate exercise.
@kishorsharavanan6617
4 жыл бұрын
True
"What your Spirit is telling you". People still do not realize the word breathe is 'Spirit' in Latin Origins.
@Zenfield350
4 жыл бұрын
Bam Love it thankyou 🙏
What is this device?
soul = lungz (respiritory system witc kontainz tne pulmonary system) spirit = air (breatl wind gas vaypor smoke fog)
There's a thousand different breath schools ; they all say something totally different
@et2347
3 жыл бұрын
they 'say' something totally different yes, but in practice breathing exercises and breathing mindfully all achieve positive effects on mental and physical health.
I love how hawaiian used a word howlie (haole) on a foreigner 😂
too much fluff diluting the substance
@RicardoPicena
5 жыл бұрын
Hamish Cameron feedback appreciate & it’s subjective statement btw (let’s not influence others to be pessimistic or ungrateful of the info as statements like those can trigger people away from the info instead of listening to the actual message & practice it..which is the overall intention of the message) thank you
@haitiansensation7693
4 жыл бұрын
I agree. And I would have liked if he spoke more on the physical health benefits.
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