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What is gratitude meditation?
Gratitude meditation involves focusing on the things in your life that you appreciate, cultivating a sense of thankfulness for the good things you have. By practicing gratitude meditation, you can experience greater feelings of joy, contentment, and overall well-being. To begin a gratitude meditation, sit comfortably and direct your attention towards the things you are grateful for. Take a few deep breaths and bring specific people, experiences, or things to mind. As you
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Nov 2, 20242 min read
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What is Grounding Meditation?
Grounding meditation is a mindfulness technique that helps to center and connect a person with their physical body and the present moment. It involves focusing on the sensations in the body and the connection to the earth, which can help reduce stress, anxiety, and feelings of disconnection. During a grounding meditation, a person typically sits or stands with their feet planted firmly on the ground and focuses on their breath, imagining roots growing down into the earth fr
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Sep 18, 20242 min read
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Tantric Breathing
When you start to get aroused, your body turns on more blood flow to your genitals, your nipples harden, your face flushes, and your breath quickens. That's the feeling of sexual energy awaking in your body. A lot of this energy comes from our pelvic area. Reconnecting to it helps us tap into our core sexual desires - and guides us towards what touch, movements, and pressure feel good to us. A powerful way to connect and exchange sexual energy is through breathwork. Tantric b
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Feb 2, 20242 min read
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Grounding Techniques
What is grounding and why should you do it? Grounding is the type of meditation that helps put you back in touch with the present moment by focusing attention on the physical world around you. Grounding techniques are competing and work well to counteract the intense, negative sensations of anxiety, panic, trauma, and stress. These techniques help redirect their attention away from events and thoughts triggering their symptoms toward a 'safer' space where they can react in a
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Dec 6, 20232 min read
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