Re-Set Somatics

Sensory amnesia: It settles in slowly, quietly and surely.
A held breath. A jaw that forgot the difference between effort and rest.
A spine leaning into tomorrow
in fatigue, pain and sorrow.
Until one day the body no longer feels inhabited…but only managed.

But here’s the thing: a nervous system drenched in habit is still capable of change.
The body can
unlearn vigilance.
Unlearn bracing.
Unlearn the slow imprisonment of held tension.
Freedom can be yours.
It’s a very simple process
(If you truly want it).

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Sensory amnesia: It settles in slowly, quietly and surely.�A held breath. A jaw that forgot the difference between effort and rest.�A spine leaning into tomorrow
in fatigue, pain and sorrow.
Until one day the body no longer feels inhabited…but only managed.

But here’s the thing: a nervous system drenched in habit is still capable of change.
The body can
unlearn vigilance.�Unlearn bracing.�Unlearn the slow imprisonment of held tension.
Freedom can be yours.
It’s a very simple process
(If you truly want it).

The device becomes the modern prayer wheel / narcotic / hypnosis. The coffin is simply the punchline revelation:
ah… that was the whole life.

“we are what we repeatedly do”

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What feels like “you” is often just repetition:
A well-practised series of holding patterns.
Through Somatic learning, you interrupt this by becoming very aware of its existence and introducing new input signals.
The system reorganises.
The loop doesn’t get broken.
It becomes irrelevant.