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Every practice in the library, in one list. Narrow it by how long you have, who it is written for, and where you are right now.
A regular sitting practice is training rather than a treat. What you practise when things are calm is what your body can find when they are not.
The state people describe in mindfulness and the state of feeling safe in your own body overlap almost completely. That is a good reason to keep the…
Yoga, slow breathing with feedback, neurofeedback and listening programmes are all aiming at the same target. Pick the one you can actually get to and keep doing.
Because they share a mechanism, they are largely swappable. Cost, travel, waiting lists and whether you enjoy it are legitimate grounds for choosing…
If you understand your history perfectly and nothing has changed, you are not failing at this. Insight alone is pushing water uphill against the current of information coming from your body.
Articulate people get stuck here often, because talking is the thing they are best at. What tends to be missing is an actual experience of being safe…
None of this makes thinking useless. Making sense of what happened, and changing what you concluded about yourself, does work that no breathing exercise touches.
The body work settles the alarm. The thinking work deals with the verdict you passed on yourself afterwards: that you are weak, that it was your…
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