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Spoken Wordplay goal is to provide students with mental, social, emotional support and words of encouragement daily with positive "I Am" affirmations repetitions, mindfulness meditation and relaxing 8hz Alpha waves clarity music. Students can benefit from listening to Alpha brainwave music to help improve creative thinking, reduce anxiety, lower stress, and decrease depression. Also, Students can benefit from listening and repeating aloud or to yourself Spoken Wordplay Podcast Positive "I Am" Affirmations Repetitions and Mindfulness Meditation as follows: improve self-esteem, change negative thought patterns to positive ones, help motivate students to concentrate more in finishing their school projects & work assignments, control negative feelings of anger, frustrations as well as influence your subconscious mind to access new beliefs to overcome bad habits.

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Meditation Positions: make sure you are in a quiet headspace away from any distractions with eyes closed, if possible. The best meditation position for beginners is sitting on floor with legs crisscross or kneeling on your knees, sitting upright (chair or sofa) or standing (slightly bent knees with feet apart) and exercising with eyes wide open (walking or jogging) will help keep you awake and focus. However, if you are unable to do any of those meditative positions, then try lying down flat on your back (floor or bed) with a thin pillow under your head, knees are bent, and feet are flat on floor. The best hand, arm & finger positions: hands are relaxed on leg or lap faced upward with fingers slightly extended or arms mid chest height pretending you are holding a round big balloon in front of you with hands relaxed & fingers slightly extended.

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