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It’s rare that a peaceful silence is observed. Most people struggle to keep up with their busy lives. There is little natural support for people experiencing stress. Jennifer, a busy mom of twins, recently decided to change her career and become a holistic health counselor. After introducing her husband to meditation, Matthew realized the benefits, but will admit it wasn’t easy to commit to daily meditation as he found himself being constantly distracted. Matthew, who currently owns and operates a manufacturing company, decided to invent a product that can help people with the process of pausing in the middle of their day to de-stress and re energize.
The Ohm is the answer! The Ohm is a meditation and relaxation aid that invites the user to focus his/her breathing on gentle waves of vibration in the palm of the hand. It can be customized to vibrate for the length of the breath that feels right for the user. The couple is launching this amazing product on a funding platform at www.kickstarter.com. Anyone can visit the site and help make this invention become a reality. Not only can you be one of the first people to own an Ohm, but you’ll also be supporting a product that has incredible potential.
Wouldn’t it be nice to be around more people with peaceful energy and a positive attitude? Maybe one of these days instead of seeing lines of cars in the fast food drive through, we’ll see rows of people taking deep breaths and dare I say, maybe the world will be a better place!
The Ohm project has officially been launched on http://www.ohmuniverse.com and there is a limited time to reach the goal of putting Ohms in as many hands as possible. Do you want to improve your health and wellness? Visit http://www.ohmuniverse.com to take part in something with phenomenal potential.
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The Ohm is a meditation and relaxation aid that allows the user to focus his/her breathing on gentle waves of vibration in the palm of the hand. It can be customized to vibrate for the length of the breath that feels right for the user.
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