Prof Mode: Relaxing Vines To Calm Your Nerves

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Prof Mode: Relaxing Vines To Calm Your Nerves

( Taken from BuzzFeed )


Having one of those days where you feel like this ferret in a trashcan fighting a plastic bag? It happens. Just put on your headphones, turn the volume up, switch off the lights, watch these and let it all melt away.

Watch this pug getting a belly rub.

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Now this sheet blowing in the wind.

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Imagine this wave crashing over you.

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Listen to the sound of raindrops on a bedroom window.

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Now to this cat purring like a robot maniac.

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Stare at this fire for a while.

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Now imagine you’re this bulldog romping in a leaf pile. You may need to watch this several times.

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Listen and watch these gentle waves lapping onto a pebbly beach.

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Look at the wind chime but listen for the birds chirping in the background.

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Look at this waterfall.

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Watch this bird fly over the waves. So free. Fly little cormorant, fly.

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Stare at this fan for as long as needed.

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Say hello to these fluffy lil clouds, like a big pile of mashed potatoes in the sky.

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Look at this sunrise over these hills. Life can’t be so bad, right?

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Repeat as necessary until all the bad goes away.

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