Dear Manjit app community,
Happy New Lunar year!
I wanted to send out our very first community newsletter to THANK YOU for using our app.
We built this app with a lot of love and to raise consciousness and teach our community how to use the brilliance of their mind to heal their mind, body and spirit.
I wanted to also. update you on what we have planned for this year and the good news is that we are in the progress of forming our first tech support partnership soon. In the meantime, we are creating a calendar to release updates, new onboarding features, new programs and sessions also using Ai integration.
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I know many of you may be feeling anxious and/or in deep empathy with not only what’s going with world events, but also feeling the extra impact on an already stressed mindset.
I want to remind you though, that when you choose to find the light within, you can make a difference in support for your community and choose to have an action mindset.
When we regulate our nervous system and find our center, we can show up in a way to bring healing to the world, did you know by doing the heart breath session on the Manjit app (which is in the free version), we bring our heart into coherence with our brain waves and contribute to the healing energy of the collective consciousness.
Read MoreDear Manjit App Community,
How are you feeling? I’m excited about welcoming in the Spring in full force. I’m re-aligning myself with coming out of Mercury retrograde and into action and abundance for the new season, but I’ve noticed that even though sending funny memes through social media to my loved ones might be my love language, I’m doing it too much.
In this age of constant distraction, the ability to focus has become a superpower.
Whether you’re a student struggling to concentrate on studies, a professional battling information overload, or simply someone who wants to be more present in daily life, improving focus is a universal challenge.
Constant scrolling on social media is training our brains to crave quick dopamine hits in real life. Are we losing the art of deep conversation? Are we forgetting how to improve our wit and humor and now unable to prioritize deep human connection which we know is an essential pillar for longevity?
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