Stop Fighting Your Breath: A Gentle Grounding Practice for Safety & Rest
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Stop Fighting Your Breath: A Gentle Grounding Practice for Safety & Rest
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Martin McPhilimey guides listeners into a gentle, non-striving grounding practice focused on safety, support, and allowing the breath to happen naturally.
It invites getting comfortable without needing the perfect posture or “right” breathing, then orienting to the room through sight, sound, and noticing the surface holding the body.
Attention is softly moved between the external environment and one point of bodily contact to build presence without pressure. With eyes closed or open, listeners observe breathing without changing it, recognize and thank the part that wants to control, and focus on the exhale as a small release.
The practice encourages trusting the body to breathe, relaxing effort by 1% in tense areas, repeating supportive phrases, widening awareness to include both body and room, and ending by noticing any small sense of settling before returning to the day.
Enjoy.
School of Breath Science