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June 10, 2021– “The ground is both a metaphor and a felt sensation. As a metaphor, it means being in contact with reality. As a felt sensation, it refers to feeling our low center of gravity in the belly and experiencing a deep silence, stability and connection with a lifetime. Feeling grounded does not require contact with the ground; it can happen anywhere and at any time, even when we are face up in a rowboat. ” John Prendergast shares more about the four stages of grounding. (12 readings)
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