

In addition to the guided meditations, the app lets you set reminders, shows statistics of how long you’ve meditated, and lets you set up meditation buddies. Headspace makes meditation easy and encourages you to do it every day. Start with ten free ten-minute meditations, then, if you wish to subscribe to Headspace’s program ($8 a month for a year), continue through daily guided meditations that increase in length.
#Breathing zone free app how to
Headspace (free) is a great way to discover meditation, and learn how to do it on your own. Try meditating? Meditation is not some new-agey Eastern thing it’s a simple, practical exercise you can do to help your mind and body be calmer. Headspace offers a guided pathway through meditation. If you slow your breathing, it can relax you but it’s not easy to do this on your own, but You can do this by breathing not the same breathing you do most of the day, but a type of controlled breathing. You may want to chill out for a few minutes before, or after, an important meeting, or you may simply want to keep your stress level down during the day. Sometimes, on a stressful day, you want to get a quick bit of calm.


(Pro tip: The Macworld editors will definitely be using these this weekend to unwind after CES.) Relax your breathīreathing Zone helps you slow down your breathing, providing quick relaxation. Here are four apps-and some audio recordings-that can help you do stay calm, and sleep better. Fortunately, these same devices can help us calm down and catch some shut-eye. It can be hard to relax and to get a good night’s sleep, if you’ve got a lot going on. We live in a stressful world, and, more and more, we’re solicited by our work all day long, thanks to our devices that keep us connected by phone, email, and text messages before and after working hours.
