This article by Nirupama Rajkumar in the March 2018 issue of the Huffington Post made me want to share it with you, but it was too long. So I’ll only be able to post a link once this one is up. The article talks about stress and what the various types of stress are. What I find interesting about the article is that she talks about the three levels of self-awareness. First, the awareness of being aware of one’s situation.
Now, the second level is being aware that one can be aware of one’s situation. For example, if you’re stressed, you’re aware of it. You’re aware of your body. You’re aware of your emotions. You’re aware of the situation. And finally, the third level is being aware you can be aware of your situation.
You can be aware of your situation and still be aware of your situation. For example, when youre sitting at home and relaxing that’s really good for your body, but you can also be aware that you’re stressed and you’re aware your body is stressed. And that can still mean, you know you’re stressed, but you’re aware that you’re stressed.
That is basically what Nirupama Rajkumar is saying when he says that it is more important to be aware of your body than your brain, and then it goes on to say that it is even more important to be aware of your brain than your body.
You are aware that youre stressed, but you are aware that youre stressed. That is basically what Nirupama Rajkumar is saying when he says that people who work a lot in the corporate world know that they work a stressful job, but in India where you work even more you know youll never work a normal job ever again.
This is the first time I’ve seen Nirupama talking about “stress”. The way he says it is “stress” meaning “stress” “stress” meaning “stress”. But it seems rather clear to me that what he’s saying is that you’re aware of stress, but are also aware that being aware of your body is more important than being aware of your brain. When you’re stressed, you’re aware that you’re stressed.
The thing about being stressed is that youre aware of your body. You can tell when you are stressed, but you can also tell when youre not stressed. When youre stressed, youre aware that youre stressed, but you also realize that you can use relaxation techniques to help you return to a healthy state.
Basically, when you are stressed, you are aware of your body, but you aren’t aware of your brain. You are aware that you are stressed, but you also realize that you can use relaxation techniques to help you return to a healthy state.
And when you think youre not stressed, youre not aware of your body, you are aware of your brain, and you are aware of your brain.
Nirupama Rajkumar is an Indian actor best known for playing the lead role of Dr. Shiv Pandey, the leader of a terrorist organization known as The National Liberation Front of India in the recent movie “Dhoom 3”. The movie has become a huge hit at the box office, being the highest grossing Indian movie in the past three years (which is a huge achievement for a Hindi movie).
