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What can i do to have a less worried mind?
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Exercise & meditate: Heavy exercise like tennis, jogging or cycling can be helpful. Sitting for at least ten minutes a day in a quiet room and trying to actively clear your mind and focus on breathing or body sensation can also help a great deal.
Answered 4/4/2015
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