earth connection
grounding. connection to materiality, physicality, density.
earth connection
We need to set our roots deep. Bare feet in the dirt, looking up at the sky. We need to spend time sitting around a fire together. We need to spend time co-regulating. We need to stretch, do yoga, do qigong, meditate, contemplate, sink into the rich texture and fabric of our experience. We need to remember and help others remember that we are human... See more
Loophole Kid • Grounding In The Age Of Infinite Content
As if your life depends on it, because in a way it does:
Take walks through the woods and bathe in sunlight. Watch the moon change phases and listen for shifts in the wind. FEEL your own patterns and how they interact with everything around you. Shake. Roll. Dance. Fight. Fuck.
(For the love of God.)
Take walks through the woods and bathe in sunlight. Watch the moon change phases and listen for shifts in the wind. FEEL your own patterns and how they interact with everything around you. Shake. Roll. Dance. Fight. Fuck.
(For the love of God.)
Loophole Kid • Grounding In The Age Of Infinite Content
The buzzing, swirling, crackling energy being blasted at us needs to be metabolized through movement and stillness. We need empty space to breathe easy. The deeper our practice -the more centered and grounded we become- the more we stabilize the things that nourish our being, and the more we're able to hold down the fort.
Loophole Kid • Grounding In The Age Of Infinite Content
In the human relation to earth, isn’t it obvious right now that our collective soul development will come through fully acknowledging our home here—on earth, as part of life, in matter?
Charles Eisenstein • Neither Hero nor Journey
Early on, people who were wounded in this way will need to learn how to ground and form a friendly connection to the earth. To do that, they will typically need to connect with another person who is well grounded.
Steven Kessler • The 5 Personality Patterns: Your Guide to Understanding Yourself and Others and Developing Emotional Maturity
Grounding is a lot like attachment, a term that is used in psychology to describe the emotional connection of one person to another, usually of a baby to its mother.
Steven Kessler • The 5 Personality Patterns: Your Guide to Understanding Yourself and Others and Developing Emotional Maturity
It turns out that groundedness requires actual ground. “Direct sensuous reality,” writes Abram, “in all its more-than-human mystery, remains the sole solid touchstone for an experiential world now inundated with electronically generated vistas and engineered pleasures; only in regular contact with the tangible ground and sky can we learn how to ori
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