Breathing Feels Shallow? | 396Hz + 432Hz + Delta | Lengthen Breath & Calm the Body

Описание: This session is for moments when the breath feels short, high, or shallow, often stuck in the upper chest instead of the diaphragm.

This isn’t weakness and it’s not fitness-related.
It’s a somatic anxiety pattern — the nervous system keeps the breath short as a way of maintaining readiness.

Short, high breathing keeps the body in alert mode, reinforcing tension in the torso and reducing access to calm.

Instead of forcing deep breaths or practicing techniques, this sound supports a breath-lengthening downshift, helping the nervous system allow slower, fuller inhalation naturally.

🎧 For best results, use with headphones in a quiet and comfortable place.

🎵 Why these frequencies were chosen

396 Hz
Often used to ease body-based anxiety and protective tension.
Supports the diaphragm and intercostals releasing upper-chest breathing.

432 Hz
Encourages smoother sensory processing.
Helps reduce internal sharpness that keeps breathing high and shallow.

Delta waves
Associated with deep nervous system recovery.
Support slower rhythms and parasympathetic breathing patterns.

🎶 How this combination supports breath downshifting

Together, these frequencies work to
Reduce upper-chest breathing patterns
Ease somatic anxiety in the torso
Lengthen and slow the breath naturally
Support parasympathetic activation

🧘‍♂️ The goal is ease, not technique —
letting the nervous system allow fuller breath on its own.

🧠 This session may help if you feel

Breathing stuck in the upper chest
Short, shallow, or rushed breathing
Difficulty accessing diaphragmatic breath
Chest tension without emotional content
Alert body with quiet mind

You don’t need to force deep breaths.
Let the system relax first — the breath follows.

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Sometimes calm begins with a longer exhale.

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