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Coloring can be a form of meditation for the brain from "summary" of Human Brain Coloring Workbook by Kapil Gupta

Coloring can be a form of meditation for the brain because it allows the mind to focus on a single, repetitive task. When you color, you are fully immersed in the present moment, paying attention to the colors, shapes, and lines on the page. This focused attention can help quiet the mind and reduce stress and anxiety. As you color, you may find that your breathing slows down and becomes deeper. This deep breathing can trigger the body's relaxation response, leading to a sense of calm and well-being. In this way, coloring can be a simple yet effective way to practice mindfulness and promote mental relaxation. Moreover, the act of coloring can engage both the logical and creative parts of the brain. As you choose which colors to use and how to fill in the spaces on the page, you are exercising your decision-making and problem-solving skills. At the same time, the repetitive motion of coloring can have a soothing effect on the brain, similar to the way that repetitive movements in meditation can induce a state of relaxation.
  1. Coloring can be a valuable tool for promoting mental health and well-being. It can provide a break from the constant stimulation of modern life and offer a simple, enjoyable way to relax and unwind. By incorporating coloring into your daily routine, you can give your brain a much-needed break and cultivate a sense of inner peace and clarity.
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Human Brain Coloring Workbook

Kapil Gupta

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