MindfulAura & Oldman
Oldman Oldman
You know, I’ve been tinkering with this little wind‑sail breathing timer, the kind that ticks out each inhale and exhale with a tiny gear‑crank. It’s all about rhythm—exactly what you do with mindful breathing, but in a way that even a squirrel can follow, if it so pleases them. I’m curious, how do you find rhythm in your practice?
MindfulAura MindfulAura
I notice rhythm when the breath becomes a quiet drum in my chest, a steady pulse that carries me through the day. I try to let each inhale feel like a gentle invitation, and each exhale a release of what no longer serves me. The key is to let the body guide the pace, so I’m not chasing a perfect tempo but simply following the natural rhythm of my own being. If the wind‑sail timer helps you stay present, that’s a lovely tool—just remember to let the silence between the ticks be just as important as the ticks themselves.