Embodied self-compassion practice
3 practices to foster a deep sense of self-acceptance, and safety within one’s own skin.In my experience Embodied Self-Compassion is a fundamental practice to coming back to being in a…
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3 practices to foster a deep sense of self-acceptance, and safety within one’s own skin.In my experience Embodied Self-Compassion is a fundamental practice to coming back to being in a…
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There have been moments when you’ve felt disconnected from yourself—as if parts of you were scattered along the path of your life, lost in relationships, responsibilities, and the quiet ways…
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In today’s world, it’s easy to become detached from our physical selves. With our constant connectivity through screens and a lifestyle that often prioritizes mental and emotional tasks over physical…
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In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, our bodies serve as guides, sharing messages of wisdom and resilience. Yet, in the relentless pursuit of external demands, we often…
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I am so excited to share this new series with you! Inner Body aims to explore how moving from the inner experience of the body can stimulate and facilitate wellbeing…
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Please know that no matter how long you’ve ignored your body’s wisdom or silenced your intuition, it’s still there, waiting for you to return and listen.
Here is a 2 minute practice to get you started:
Begin by putting your hand over your heart
Notice how your heart beats under your palm, and how your chest rises and falls with each breath you take.
Take 3 more breaths in this way.
Now, tune into your body and in a gentle voice, ask yourself “how am I feeling right now?”
The responses that arise might be sensations, feelings, visual, or words.
Notice what you are feeling
I feel______? Relaxed? Tired? Hungry? Thirsty? Jittery? Upset, Anxious, Happy etc
Take a moment to listen.
Then ask “What do I need right now?”.
Your body might respond with something like this:
I need a snack. I need to drink some water. I need to dance for 5 minutes and shake out my frustration from my morning commute.
Or it might provide you with deeper insights like: I’m actually upset, and need to have a conversation with ___about ___ I said yes too quickly because I felt like I had to, I actually need to say no instead of yes.
If we can create space for listening, we gain more awareness about what is true for us.
What does spiritual connection feel like in your body? Take a moment to pause and think back to a time/moment that you felt spiritually supported and connected? As you reflect…
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