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Grounding Exercise

When working with altered states and performing drills that ask us to
shift to different viewpoints, it's often important in "ground"
ourselves back in our bodies or reassociate outselves. The Grounding
Exercise was made for just this purpose.
***Warning. Folks with a history of severe trauma, mental illness, or
panic are urged not to use this process without a counselor or
therapist. If you decide to do this process you will agree to dissolve
the webmasters, the server, Steve Mensing, or Emoclear.com of any
responsibility for the application or misapplication of this process.
This is generally a safe process to use, yet with any process there is
a small possibility that someone could experience some discomfort. So
proceed with this warning.***
(c) Steve Mensing
THE GROUNDING EXERCISE
Here are the steps:
(1) RIGHT NASAL DOMINANCE BREATHING/HEARTBEAT REGION HOLD/OPEN YOUR
EYES AND LOOK AROUND: Gently pinch your left nostril closed and take 25
deep and moderate breaths through your right nostril only. This will
raise your beta brain waves and help to make you more alert. While you
do this right nasal breathing, place your palm on your heartbeat region
and keep it there the remainder of the exercise. Also open your eyes
and briefly look at objects around your room.
(2) BRING YOUR ATTENTION TO YOUR BODY AND FEEL IT/ATTEND TO YOUR SOLAR
PLEXUS AND STATE: "IN MY BODY.": Bring your attention to your body and
fully feel your entire body. Let your attention move to your solar
plexus. Contract the solar plexus while you state aloud: "In my body."
Say it several times with meaning. "In my body". "In my body."
(3) NOTICE WHERE YOUR BODY CONTACTS SURFACES AND FULLY FEEL YOUR BODY:
Simply bring your awareness to where your body contacts surfaces. Feel
your entire body. When you feel completely in your body and alert, you
may stand up. Give yourself all the time you require to feel fully in
your body and grounded.
Take care, Steve
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