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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.
Picture something that could hold what you cannot deal with today. A box, a safe, a chest with a lid. You choose the size, what it is made of and where it is kept.
The details matter more than they sound: deciding what holds it, and knowing you can open it again, is what makes this different from pushing…
If the even square does not touch it, stretch the shape: in for six, hold for four, out for six, hold for four.
Having a second version matters more than which numbers you use. When one pattern does nothing, people usually conclude that breathing techniques do…
Some people find it helps to tap lightly on points around the face and hands while saying out loud what they are feeling and that they accept feeling it. It is easy to try and hard to be sure about.
The full method comes with a sequence of points and a set number of rounds, and free manuals for it are everywhere. What it puts together is rhythmic…
Rolling or throwing a ball back and forth with someone is more useful than it looks when one of you has gone blank. It gives the body a job and the two of you a rhythm at the same time.
It works over a video call as well: ask them to fetch a ball from another room and bounce it while you talk. Say what you are doing and why, so it…
There is more about your body than the practices: the your body area has the themes and the courses too.