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Grounding ResourcesBody Grounded ExerciseEnergy Healing: GroundingHow to Hug a Tree Getting GroundedWhat Does it Mean to be Ungrounded?Guest article by Wendi Moore-Buysse Now is a very important time to get and stay grounded. Our stress levels are incredibly high from events in our personal lives and from all that's going on in our country. It's easy to come unglued at any moment. Recently, someone asked me, what does it mean to be grounded? My response was, let's look at what it means to be ungrounded first. When Your Soul Is Somewhere ElseTo be ungrounded means the soul is not in the body. It means someone is upset, angry, spacey, frustrated, or emotional in some form or another. This person is not experiencing the now. Typically, when we are ungrounded, we are thinking about something else besides what we are doing or being right now. It's usually experienced in a seemingly negative way, but not always. Sometimes we can just not be here - our soul is off somewhere else.Think about traffic. How many people are driving around every day thinking about something else and not about their driving? Probably most drivers. This is why we have so many accidents. People are not paying attention to what they are doing. They are not grounded. Grounding ExerciseThere is an easy exercise we all can do at any time, even while driving, that will pull our souls back into our bodies immediately. Anyone trying this exercise may have to do it a few times for it to work, but it will be worth it.
2. As you exhale, the breath goes down through the center of your legs into the earth and wraps itself around a tree root (or a stone or anything in the center of the earth). Are You Adequately Grounded? Grounding ResourcesBody Grounded ExerciseEnergy Healing: GroundingHow to Hug a Tree |
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