If you’re like most hard-working Americans, anxiety is bringing you down. It can be a distracting, painful, life-disrupting nuisance. After a certain point, you probably feel like you’ve tried everything, and have resigned yourself to a life of feeling vaguely uneasy about every one of your responsibilities. That is, until this reduced-price lifetime subscription to Aura Premium came along.
Aura Premium is an app that offers short, science-backed meditation exercises to help you get through your day. But don’t take our word for it: Aura: Mindfulness has 4.5 stars with over 4,000 ratings on Google Play, and 4.8 stars with 8,500 ratings on the Apple Store. That’s a lot of happy people who are suddenly relaxed enough to navigate those websites and leave a review.
Powered by an advanced AI with machine learning technology, it caters its meditation learning techniques to your specific needs and capabilities — if you want to dive-tackle your stress and pummel it into submission, then they can help you. But if you want to go more slowly and patiently reach better equilibrium without spending as much money, it can help you do that too. That’s the advantage of cutting-edge, machine learning technology: Aura develops a relationship with you. And really, can you expect anything less from an app that’s supposed to reduce your anxiety? Stress isn’t a one-size fits all problem. Your issues are unique to you, and Aura respects that.
Aura lets you choose between 3, 7, or 10-minute guided-meditation sessions while rating your experience to train the AI, tracks your mood throughout the day to identify mood patterns, and sends regular reminders for mindful breathing. It even offers visual aids to give you a sense of how your stress levels are improving. And with the lifetime subscription, you can save unlimited mediations to be cued up whenever you want — on the train, in the park, or even in your own comfortable bed.
Normally $499.99, The Aura Premium: Lifetime Subscription is available right now for just $64 with promo code: GREENMONDAY20.
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