IT’S OK TO NOT BE OK: The Butterfly Hug (Eps 2).
The butterfly is an ancient symbol of transformation. As you use this simple tool, you are facing, rather than avoiding conflict. Whenever you stop avoiding, you raise your level of consciousness (awareness). As you do this, you are strengthening your inner radar detector by becoming more of who you really are, empowering yourself and calming yourself all at the same time.
Here is how it’s done:
-Sit with your back straight. Do abdominal breathing. Imagine you have a little balloon in your stomach that you inflate and deflate, slowly, deeply, smoothly.
-Observe what is happening in your mind, emotions and body as you would observe clouds in the sky.
-Cross your hands over your chest so that the middle finger of each hand is placed below your collarbone. The rest of your fingers will touch your upper chest. Your hands and fingers are as vertical as possible (pointing more toward your neck than your arms. You can interlock your thumbs.
-Alternate the movement of your hands, right, left, simulating the flapping wings of a butterfly.
-Continue to breathe slowly and deeply, observing whatever is going through your mind and body (thoughts, images, sounds, odors, emotions and physical sensations) without changing, avoiding or judging anything. Observe it like clouds passing by. https://saferelationshipsmagazine.com/the-butterfly-hug
caption @KORSERIES
Man I wish Someone wrote about this at the beginning of the pandemic and it’s resulting quarantine. I’m gonna do this from tomorrow on whenever I get anxiety attack
kiara
June 22, 2020 at 11:31 AM
IT’S OK TO NOT BE OK: The Butterfly Hug (Eps 2).
The butterfly is an ancient symbol of transformation. As you use this simple tool, you are facing, rather than avoiding conflict. Whenever you stop avoiding, you raise your level of consciousness (awareness). As you do this, you are strengthening your inner radar detector by becoming more of who you really are, empowering yourself and calming yourself all at the same time.
Here is how it’s done:
-Sit with your back straight. Do abdominal breathing. Imagine you have a little balloon in your stomach that you inflate and deflate, slowly, deeply, smoothly.
-Observe what is happening in your mind, emotions and body as you would observe clouds in the sky.
-Cross your hands over your chest so that the middle finger of each hand is placed below your collarbone. The rest of your fingers will touch your upper chest. Your hands and fingers are as vertical as possible (pointing more toward your neck than your arms. You can interlock your thumbs.
-Alternate the movement of your hands, right, left, simulating the flapping wings of a butterfly.
-Continue to breathe slowly and deeply, observing whatever is going through your mind and body (thoughts, images, sounds, odors, emotions and physical sensations) without changing, avoiding or judging anything. Observe it like clouds passing by.
https://saferelationshipsmagazine.com/the-butterfly-hug
caption @KORSERIES
Playstore, Okay Or Not Okay
June 22, 2020 at 11:39 AM
Man I wish Someone wrote about this at the beginning of the pandemic and it’s resulting quarantine. I’m gonna do this from tomorrow on whenever I get anxiety attack
kiara
June 22, 2020 at 11:47 AM
“..you are facing, rather than avoiding conflict.”
I really like that.
Playstore, Okay Or Not Okay
June 22, 2020 at 11:40 AM
BTW thanks for the details
kiara
June 22, 2020 at 11:47 AM
You are welcome :).
alasecond
June 22, 2020 at 11:53 AM
apparenty ratings dropped significantly :O
kiara
June 22, 2020 at 1:08 PM
Dark, moody fairy tale-ish probably doesn’t appeal to the general viewers.
kiara
June 22, 2020 at 6:19 PM
Butterflies in Folklore: Love, Death and the Soul.
https://www.icysedgwick.com/butterflies-folklore/