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The Pause: Come Back

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... Strangely enough, I'm finding my body enjoying some of my experiences more intensively - food certainly 👌
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I like their colours,the blending of it! Right, true!.. Actually animals are our teachers of the pause! : In hot countries the animals pause during the hottest hours of the day. Humans are the only crazy creatures during that time that keep working! 😮‍💨
What Do You Do?
Out of curiosity what is everyone's go to activity when centering themselves or trying to calm? For me it is breathwork by the water and in the sun. It makes me feel so connected to myself and I can usually get more insights.
What Do You Do?
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@Courtney Walsh Did you know? : I read lately that a simple humming stimulates the vagus nerve. « Humming mechanically vibrates the vocal cords and surrounding structures, directly stimulating the vagus nerve. This vibration activates the parasympathetic nervous system (the "rest and digest" mode), instantly shifting the body out of a stressed or anxious state, slowing your heart rate, and increasing heart rate variability (HRV). »
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@Courtney Walsh good 👍. I use some apps for it lately, like if I feel like spending some time exploring meditation or techniques.
the greatest divide isn’t distance. it’s distraction.
technology was designed to connect us. in many ways, it has. we can speak with someone across the world in seconds. we can learn, create, inspire and build communities that never would have existed before. but we stopped noticing the cost. not because devices are bad. because unconscious use slowly divides us. it steals the small moments that relationships are built upon, the lingering eye contact, the shared silence, the laughter that emerges from being together. the deepest relationships aren’t created through text messages. they’re built through undivided attention. when someone feels fully seen, fully heard, and fully received, trust grows naturally. most relationship struggles aren’t caused by a lack of love. they’re caused bye a lack of presence. the pause changes everything. when you notice yourself reaching for your phone during a conversation, you have a choice. the moment you realize dinner has become two people eating beside glowing screens instead of sharing a meal, you have a choice. the moment you recognize that your child, partner, friend or parent is asking for connection not perfection, you have a choice. presence is a practice. it starts by putting the device down long enough to witness someone. to ask another question. to listen without a planned response. to be curious. to be there. ironically, the thing we are all searching for cannot be found on a screen. it is found in the space between people who choose to be fully present. relationships don’t need more tme. they need better attention. when we become aware of how easily devices can divide us, we stop blaming one another for feeling disconnected. instead, we return to what has always healed relationships: presence. because in a world competing for our focus, giving someone presence is the deepest expression of love.
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@Robin Bender @Courtney Walsh Its true..🥲on the other hand, I believe social media are merely tools. I use them in a way that gives me only what I need. My algorithm gives me only the things that keep interest me. I find it relaxing, I pick up only what's good for me. Yet, I never follow friends 's accounts. It's restricting for sure. But when I log in I have a lot of fun watching only what I like!: funny reels, psychology,art, comics, pets, foreign languages and music. I'd be doomed otherwise! Like you said,we don't have friends anyway because of social media. It's presence. I offer presence also through text. Presence can pour all over from you without having to do much. However people around hardly watch or listen. So it feels lonely. But they are among us. PS. ...of course,presence is an everyday practice 😀🌹
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@Courtney Walsh in person, yes! For sure!
30 day pause from social media/scrolling
Thank you @Denise Morrison for the suggestion to put down the phones and take a pause from mindless scrolling. Who wants to join?
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But... 🙋‍♀️but ... ...I don't do *mindless* scrolling 😅❗ Still a helpful idea of course.
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Kelly Kapetanaki
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