Jennifer Aniston opens up about her extreme fear of flying

Washington [US], April 20 (ANI): Actor Jennifer Aniston recently revealed that she has an extreme fear of flying, but has found ways to manage her anxiety!
According to E! News, in a recent interview, the 56-year-old actress, known for her roles in 'Friends' and 'We're the Millers', shared that she has been using hypnosis and meditation to combat her nerves.
Aniston explained that she has been doing hypnosis to help her overcome her fear of flying.
As part of the hypnosis process, she was required to remove her superstitions, which included tapping the outside of the plane with her right palm and stepping onto the plane with her right foot.
"But I have been doing some hypnosis lately, and one of the requirements is to remove all of those superstitions," she said, adding, "I have not been doing the right hand, right foot--and now it's shockingly good!" as quoted by E! News.
Aniston also shared what helps her calm her anxiety while flying. "Plugging into a good meditation can get you through," she said.
Additionally, she enjoys getting out of her seat to walk around and stretch a bit. These small actions help her feel more in control and relaxed during flights.
Despite her fear of flying, Aniston's love of travel keeps her motivated to explore new places. She admitted that her favourite type of vacation involves "a white sandy beach and clear, crystal-blue water."
Aniston also values the opportunity to spend time with loved ones while travelling. "I've had a lot of really meaningful, wonderful trips," she said, as quoted by E! News.
One of Aniston's favourite travel experiences was a birthday celebration with around 50 friends.
"I said, 'Whoever wants to come, let's do this,' and a lot of them did," she recalled.
The group spent three days lounging, relaxing, swimming, and enjoying each other's company. "That was really fun," Aniston said.
Aniston believes that travel is essential for expanding one's awareness and perspective. Growing up, her closest connection to nature was Central Park, and she feels that travel helps her appreciate the world beyond her immediate surroundings.
"There's more that exists than just this little bubble that we are in," she shared, adding, "It's all very important and expands our awareness greater than what we're confined to." (ANI)