Coming Home to Embodied Presence

To come home is a journey into our embodied landscape. In this way, we discover, explore, and learn to inhabit our landscape through re-connecting with our senses and cultivating our capacity to feel, our felt sense, so that we can let go of our ideas of ourselves and open to our present living space. This is truly taking up residence. Our basic goodness, a vast reservoir of hidden potential, motivates our journey and is liberated to flow ceaselessly as we continue on our journey. Whatever the particular conditions we begin with and we meet, wellbeing is awakened and radiates. Take this into your mind and heart.

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  1. Debi Singho- Meditation Guide and Energy CoachOctober 17, 2023 at 4:07 PM

    in my coaching work, I work to help others connect , come home to their True Self. Our society can use to explore and reconnect with our capacity to feel into the present moment, To feel and to truly take up Residence. Great piece.

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