Practicing Non-Reactivity
Practicing Non-Reactivity
Practicing Non-Reactivity
with
LaShelle Lowe-Chardé
- Media type: Article
- Time Investment: 3 - 5 minutes
- Date Added: 3/2019
For this practice assume that reactivity is arising any time you are distracted and not enjoying something. Practice throughout the day by focusing your attention for a few moments on something specific that you find pleasing. Notice the sensation of joy or pleasure in your body, and hold attention there longer than usual. This interrupts tension and contraction. Keep remembering to do this. When you go too long without directing your attention in this way, the practice becomes less accessible.
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