
When to Use Your Mantram
Practice repeating mantram first when relaxed and before sleep every night for relaxation and to create a mind-body connection. Then use it intermittently throughout the day or night, as often as possible, every day including:
While waiting (for anything)
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For a job interview, or in a grocery or ticket line
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For the bus, plane, train, taxi, or other transportation
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For a doctor’s appointment or lab tests
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For people who are late
To manage workplace stress
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Prior to dealing with difficult people
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To refocus attention on the task at hand
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To interrupt the stress response and relax
While exercising
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Walking
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Jogging, swimming or bike riding
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Doing any exercise repeatedly
When dealing with annoying situations
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Getting cut off in traffic and to manage “road rage”
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Tackling an unpleasant job
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Struggling with insomnia or nightmares
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Dealing with difficult people
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While on hold on the telephone
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When bored
To manage unwanted emotions including PTSD and/or physical cravings
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Hyperarousal
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Depression
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Fear
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Resentment
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Greed
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Re-experiencing
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Frustration
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Anxiety
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Impatience
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Addictions
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Avoidance/Numbing
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Anger
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Guilt
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Irritability
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Over-excitement
Other times
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Before meals or going to sleep
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While walking anywhere
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While in the presence of a dying person
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For dealing with pain, illness, or surgery
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When dealing with likes or dislikes
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For ruminating thoughts, compulsions and/or addictions