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5 States of Rest Reveal...
The full map... five ways people come back to themselves. All month I've been dropping pieces of this. Today you get the whole picture. The 5 States of Rest are five phases of human experience [mapped to the body's layers] that people move through on their way back to themselves. They're not labels. They're seasons. The Rooted One needs safety first 🌱 but your body doesn't feel like a place you can land. The Tidal Heart needs permission to feel 🌊 emotions move through you like weather. The Flamekeeper knows themself deeply but can't stop thinking 🔥 awareness without rest. The Dream Weaver sees the vision clearly 🌬️ but hasn't yet learned to trust it. The Radiant One has touched something real ⚡️ and is learning how to hold it. You might recognize yourself in one of these right now. You might have lived through all of them at different points. That's exactly how this works — it's a map, not a verdict.
5 States of Rest Reveal...
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@Nelson Rodriguez well said. Yes, pass the fire extinguisher!
The Rooted One is LIVE today ✧
We're coming home to our bodies... So if your body feels like another thing to manage rather than somewhere to live... this one is for you. We're going deep into the first State of Rest: ✧ What it means to be in The Rooted One. ✧ How to recognize it in yourself. ✧ How to actually start feeling safe enough to land. I am truly looking forward to moving through all of the States of Rest with you so we can receive more REST... the gateway drug to Joy! If you don't believe me... You won't wanna miss this! Check the calendar HERE for the link and join us live — wherever you are in the world. You won't want to miss this!
The Rooted One is LIVE today ✧
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State One | The Rooted One
"I'm so tired. But even when I lie down, I can't seem to actually rest." If you've said something to this effect, even just to yourself, I want you to know I hear you. And I want to share something that might bring a little relief. What you're describing has a name. In the yogic tradition, we understand the body as the first and most foundational layer of our experience... the Annamaya Kosha, or the food body. When this layer is struggling, rest feels impossible even when we desperately want it. The nervous system stays switched on. Sleep doesn't fully restore. There's a kind of bone-deep fatigue that just seems to linger no matter what you do. This is the state of the Rooted One — someone whose body is asking, very quietly and very persistently, for permission to feel safe. This is one of the five states I've been mapping in my work, and it's where so many people find themselves without ever realizing it (OVER 38% OF YOU)! The exhaustion feels personal. It feels like a failure. But it's actually the body doing exactly what it was designed to do (protect you) and just needing a little help learning that it's okay to stop. WHAT UNDERSTANDING THIS CAN OPEN UP FOR YOU When you can recognize yourself in this state, something subtly shifts. You stop fighting your body and start listening to it. Even simple things... the way you breathe, the way you transition into rest... begin to feel different. Sleep becomes more accessible, and that low hum of tension starts to ease. You don't have to overhaul your life. You just have to learn the language your body is already speaking. To learn more, join our VIP Supporters and gain access to our LIVE Rooted Ones Experience. We're starting right here, with the body layer, and I'll walk you through what it actually means to come home to yourself. Gently. Without pressure. Just a grounded conversation and a practice to bring you back to rest and community.
State One | The Rooted One
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I feel very aligned to this idea, this state of non-rest. I do not feel safe letting go for sure: only at times in a blessed yoga nidra session. In fact, Yoga Nidra has saved my life. After years and years of suffering exhaustion, I am finding moments, even hours, of deep rest. It feels like pockets of miracles. I am very grateful.
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@Ayla Nova yes of course!
What if your body isn't failing you... it's just waiting to feel safe?
I want to introduce you to someone. In the framework I've built my work around — the 5 States of Rest — the first state is the one I see most. I call them the Rooted One. This isn't a personality type. It's a state the body moves into when it's been holding too much for too long. And know this... you might sense yourself in all five states, but most people have one that's most familiar. (I've been in a place where safety felt impossible to believe. I know what it's like to feel truly betrayed by your own body. And I also know what it feels like to come home to it again.) Let me introduce you to the Rooted One. They don't feel lazy. They feel disconnected from themselves. Sleep doesn't fully restore them. They're exhausted but wired. They keep trying to think their way out of something that actually lives in the body. Just sit with that for a moment. Your body has been working so hard to protect you. That's not failure, but your body asking to come home.
What if your body isn't failing you... it's just waiting to feel safe?
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So I guess I really embody: healing is not linear. I felt much better in December January February March with my strong yoga nidra daily practice. Then suddenly, the same strong daily practices are not bringing me lasting safety. I am suddenly beginning again, trying again to be friends with my body, waking up at anytime between 12-2:30 am with my heart pounding. Yes exhausted and wired for the rest of the night. That’s when I practice the most and I do multiple yoga nidra sessions. I stay awake throughout and finally rise at about 5:30am. This Rooted One is committed but frustrated that I just don’t let go for good. I relate to many community stories. I will keep on keeping on. Yoga Nidra is literally the only thing that brings me hope. Hope that someday….sweet zzzzzzzzzz!!
60-second Reset
When you cannot unwind (and a reminder). If your body doesn't know how to downshift at the end of the day... Try this (and why not, right now?) Let your jaw go soft... don't force it; simply allow. Feel the weight of your hands. Breathe out slowly through your mouth, like you're fogging a mirror. Try that three times. That's a nervous system reset. It's small, and it works. In our VIP live sessions, we go much deeper — with full yoga nidra practices built specifically for nervous system restoration and live Yoga Nidra experiences that tap into the States of Rest. I hope to see you there at our very next one!
60-second Reset
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Very cool. Wish I had this down shift last night about 2:00 am. Will try this when I have mid-nighttime cortisol releases in my body. Almost every night.
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Gabrielle Alizay
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