Five-Sense Grounding
Orient to the present moment by slowly naming what each sense notices.
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Orient to the present moment by slowly naming what each sense notices.
Light a candle with a short spoken intention to mark a transition or invite a quality.
Create a small space with photos or objects that remind you of your people.
Take a 15-minute stroll focusing on how the land is changing.
Notebook lines dedicated to three specific gratitudes each night.
Write what you're ready to release, then safely transform the paper.
Return to the same outdoor spot weekly to notice subtle changes.
Set a timer to pause, feel your breath, and name your need.
Check in with each part of your body to locate tension and offer it gentleness.
Many practices draw from specific cultural traditions. We acknowledge origins, mark closed practices (like white sage), and encourage learning from Indigenous herbalists, BIPOC practitioners, and tradition-specific teachers.
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