I hope everyone had a lovely holiday and is looking forward to the new year.
Today we will be learning about grounding and centering.
We will also be learning some different movements for the arms and hands also
If you are new to the terms grounding and centering, according to psychology today
Centering usually refers to our mental and physical state of mind. It’s the place we know we have to get back to when we’re not feeling like ourselves. When we’re not centered, we might feel lost or out of touch with ourselves. When we center ourselves, we bring calm to our emotions.
We do so by slowing down our breathing so that we “feel” more of what’s going on around us. Becoming centered is a way to find peace within the chaos that might be surrounding us. It’s about being “in check” with what’s going on. Individuals who are centered are typically calm and peaceful
Grounding is a term used in conjunction with the energy fields around us.
Becoming grounded is about getting rid of excessive energy in the body, allowing clean energy to come through. When we ground ourselves, we’re calming or slowing down our emotions and getting more in touch with our internal and external worlds. Grounding our energy can be helpful when we feel either unbalanced or nervous.
If you want to learn more about grounding and centering, here is the link to the psychology today article
