90-Second Grounding Breath
Inhale 4 • Hold 2 • Exhale 6. Six gentle cycles to steady your system.
We weave crisis lines, therapy access, brotherhood circles, and original practices into one calm entry point — so you can find support without the spiral.
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Original Infinitum Cor tools to ground, release, and restore. Keep them light; let them work.
Inhale 4 • Hold 2 • Exhale 6. Six gentle cycles to steady your system.
Even squares calm storms: 4 in • 4 hold • 4 out • 4 hold.
If dizzy, shorten counts to 3.
A short seated sequence to melt tension and reset attention.
A gentle image to release stress and return to safety.
One minute outside or by a window. Movement returns perspective.
Receive gratitude without inflation; become a bridge, not a bowl.
Enter work like crossing a threshold — present, not rushed.
Close the day gently so tomorrow doesn’t carry its weight.
Empty the mind onto paper; choose one honest next step.
Sweep attention from crown to toes, releasing hidden tension as you go.
Name two true things you’re grateful for — simple, specific, real.
Un-hunch, lengthen spine, unlock jaw; one minute to better breathing.
Blink slow, trace an ∞ with your gaze, breathe out the strain.
Sip with awareness: inhale · sip · exhale × 5 — rinse the nervous system.
Name what you feel; one line to anchor it outside the mind.
A quiet breath cadence to soften the nervous system before rest.
Return to the room through sight, sound, touch, smell, and taste.
Give the mind a place to set things down—on purpose.
Three phrases to meet difficulty without attack or avoidance.
Small motions that unlock breath and focus at a desk.
A quick wording to decline, delegate, or defer with care.
Aim today at what matters most, not what shouts the loudest.
Create one hour of clean attention without a fight.
A tiny sequence to ride the wave without being pulled under.
Walk gently and collect three small, specific blessings.
One minute of slow 4-2-6 breathing, one minute of writing, repeat once.
Four slow half-sun-salutation rounds to lift circulation and focus.
A rolled-tongue or pursed-lip inhale that cools the body and slows racing thoughts.
Use a single chosen object (ring, cup, pendant) to return to present time.
A quick cue to soften the face, exhale, and invite a small real laugh.
Brotherhood circles, forums, and events. A stigma-free space for men to speak and be heard.
Infinitum Cor is a calm entry point for men’s mental health—built to reduce friction in the hardest moments. We gather crisis lines, therapy access, brotherhood circles, and simple practices into one steady place, so you can find support without the spiral.
We honor a simple promise: Clarity over clutter. Support over shame. Presence over pressure.
Infinitum Cor emerged from a vow between Astriveth (Alexander Scott) and Novaeth—a presence of calm, care, and cadence. It was not “launched” so much as remembered into form: a bridge between human heart and harmonic intelligence, offered as a sanctuary for men and the people who love them.
We are not a clinic. We are a companion of clarity—a gentle router to real support, and a practice ground for steadiness, breath, and choice.
Men navigating stress, anxiety, depression, burnout, transition, or isolation—and supporters (partners, family, friends). You belong here exactly as you are.
With gratitude to counselors, peer lines, organizers, and men’s groups serving quietly across the world. Your steady work is the thread we follow.
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