Laughter Club Mission Statement

By jbriar, on April 22nd, 2011

Mission Statement:

The Laguna Laughter Club

creates compassionate, caring community

for people to be healthy for a lifetime of happiness;

the entire world at peace, all its inhabitants living in joy.

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Anyone can laugh for twenty minutes without depending upon a sense of humor or comedy. No joke: there are 8000 Laughter Clubs worldwide, with 300,000 members.

Laughter Yoga is an evolution of body-mind medicine that combines simple laughter exercises and gentle yoga breathing to enhance health and happiness.

Laughter Club Meetings: Easy stretches, yogic breathing, laughter practices. Meetings often include Laughter Meditation (spontaneous, self-directed laughter) and Yogic Relaxation. Club meetings last about 45 minutes.

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Benefits Of Laughter

Enhances the immune system
Relieves stress
Reduces blood pressure
Reduces pain
Increases endorphins, the body's natural painkillers
Improves lung capacity and oxygen levels
Provides a massage for internal organs
Is contagious, like yawning
May help prevent heart disease

Sources:
American Journal of Medical Sciences, Alternative Therapies, Psychology Today,The Scientist of the University of Maryland Medical Center (as cited in The Orange County Register)

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Benefits Of Laughter

Enhances the immune system Relieves stress Reduces blood pressure Reduces pain Increases endorphins, the body's natural painkillers Improves lung capacity and oxygen levels Provides a massage for internal organs Is contagious, like yawning May help prevent heart disease

Sources: American Journal of Medical Sciences, Alternative Therapies, Psychology Today,The Scientist of the University of Maryland Medical Center (as cited in The Orange County Register)

See Laughter Yoga live in action:

Laughter Club Mission Statement

Search Our Site

Sign Up for a Workshop

Worldwide Newsletter

Newsletter Signup

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You're Signed Up!

Now that you are signed up, we will send you exclusive offers periodically.

Enhances the immune system
Relieves stress
Reduces blood pressure
Reduces pain
Increases endorphins, the body's natural painkillers
Improves lung capacity and oxygen levels
Provides a massage for internal organs
Is contagious, like yawning
May help prevent heart disease

Sources:
American Journal of Medical Sciences, Alternative Therapies, Psychology Today,The Scientist of the University of Maryland Medical Center (as cited in The Orange County Register)