How to Reduce Anxiety Naturally Without Medication

Anxiety is not merely a mental issue. It is a symptom—of blocked energy, suppressed emotions, unresolved traumas, karmic imbalances, and, most often, an unconscious way of living.

You may feel tense, restless, or overwhelmed because your daily life is governed by patterns. Patterns of the mind. The mind runs the show, repeating the same reactions, same thoughts, same struggles. There is no fresh trace of consciousness in your actions. And yet, you want to escape these problems—without facing them, without resolving them. That is the real cause of suffering.

Understand: If there is life, there will be problems. Some are practical, some emotional, some mental, some spiritual, and many energetic. But problems are not to be avoided—they are to be consciously met and transformed.

Below, I share powerful natural techniques that have worked for hundreds of my students. If you practice sincerely, consistently, and correctly, they will work for you. The anxiety will dissolve—not suppressed, not avoided, but released at its energetic root.

Technique 1: Parasympathetic Belly Breathing (With Reverse Counting)

This is a simple yet powerful breathing technique. Though it appears easy, the mind will constantly interrupt, pulling you away. Still, with repetition, the shift will happen.

Instructions:

1. Place your right hand on your belly and left hand on your chest.
   • If you suffer from anxiety, you are likely breathing shallowly from the chest (sympathetic breathing), which triggers stress hormones like cortisol.
   • To deactivate anxiety, we must activate parasympathetic breathing, from the belly.
2. Close your eyes.
   Let your body settle into its natural rhythm of inhalation and exhalation—whether fast or slow.
3. Observe.
   Do not control the breath at first. Just observe where it is going—chest or belly?
4. Now focus on exhalation.
   Let every exhale be at least twice or three times longer than the inhale.
   • Inhalation happens automatically (survival mechanism).
   • But exhalation is where the healing occurs. With every long exhale, you release energetic toxicity, stale air, and suppressed patterns.
5. Breathe out through the mouth, like this: Haaaaaaaahhhh… Push out gently at the end, until your belly is fully deflated. Then inhale again, naturally.
6. Repeat this process 50 to 100 times in one session.
   You can do multiple sets per day.

Technique 2: Sound Activation – AUM with the Breath

This is a sound-based enhancement of the previous technique. Sound engages the mind and helps stabilize energy vibrations.

Instructions:

1. As you exhale through the mouth, chant the syllables: A-U-M.
   • Say “A” from the belly—this releases trapped air from the lower body.
   • Say “U” from the chest—this releases tension from the heart center.
   • Say “M” from the throat and face—this vibrates the sinuses, brain, and higher chakras.
2. Elongate the sound as you exhale: Aaaaaaaa-Uuuuuuuu-Mmmmmmmm
3. Feel the vibration in the entire body.
   Let your body, cells, and aura tune into the sound and breath.

As you engage the breath and sound together, the anxiety dissolves without any medication. Your mind is fully engaged; your energy is transformed.

Technique 3: Internal Silent Chant – “Flow” (For Crowded or Public Places)

Sometimes you may be in public, or around others, and you can’t do mouth exhalations or sound chanting. This third variation is silent yet deeply effective.

Instructions:

1. Breathe in through the nose, and exhale slowly through the nose.
2. As you exhale, silently say the word “Flow” in your mind.
   • Let the exhale be smooth, soft, and as long as possible.
   • Internally repeat: Flow… flow… flow…
3. With each breath, feel your body enter the actual flow state.
   The breath becomes the bridge. The thoughts, anxiety, and trauma melt away. Mind and ego loosen their grip.

You are not controlling life anymore—you are flowing with life.

Technique 4: External Kumbhak – Breath Retention to Return to Presence

This is the final and most potent practice to instantly bring you into the present moment, where no anxiety can survive.

External Kumbhak means breath retention after exhalation.

Instructions:

1. Inhale slowly and deeply through the nose.
2. Exhale completely through the nose.
3. After the exhale, hold your breath.
   • Focus your awareness on your Third Eye.
   • Keep the breath held out for as long as comfortable.
4. Then, inhale naturally. Rest. Repeat.

How often?

• If you’re holding the breath for a long duration (15–30 seconds), you can do 100 times a day.
• If holding for short durations (3–5 seconds), you can do 200–1000 times a day.
  (There are no side effects—only immense benefits.)

Your brain will become sharper, your body calmer, your awareness anchored in the now. Because:

Anxiety and stress exist only in the mind’s illusion of past and future.
When you breathe here and now, you become untouchable by anxiety.

Final Words

All these techniques work on one truth: Your breath is your power.

The mind steals energy from the breath and creates the illusion of negative emotion, egoic fear, and inner chaos. But when you reclaim your breath consciously, anxiety becomes powerless.

Practice. Observe. Repeat. Anchor.

You are not meant to live in anxiety. You are meant to live in presence.

Take care. Practice well. See you in the next teaching.