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What you DID is HUGE.
@Mirja Van Staveren @Federica Tattoli @Heleen Imschoot @Sally Ashby @Christina Freise @Mercedes Rummel @Isabelle Muller You NOTICED. You shared. You noticed what your body is doing. You noticed your ribs. You noticed your belly. You noticed the pattern before trying to change it. And this is the practice. Nothing is wrong with any of the patterns. Maybe your ribs feel held. Maybe the belly pulls in. Maybe the breath stays high. Maybe the body does not want to expand yet. We are not here to force the body into “better breathing.”We are here to build a relationship. Today’s 1-minute practice: The 5% Softening Breath Place one hand on your ribs and one hand on your belly. Ask gently: “Can my ribs soften just 5%?”“Can my belly soften just 5%?”“Does my body feel safe enough to breathe 5% deeper today?” Then breathe normally. No fixing. No pushing. No big performance. Just notice: Where does the breath arrive? Where does it hesitate? Where does your body say, “not yet”? ‼️ That “not yet” is also information. That is the body communicating. 👉 Do this for just 1 minute a day. Your body may not trust the new pattern immediately, and that is okay. You are not installing a habit like an app. You are building trust with a living system. 👉 Repeat it for the next 6–9+ weeks. Little by little, the body learns: “I can come back here.” “I can soften.” “I can receive breath.” “I do not have to protect all the time.” This is how the nervous system works becomes embodied: not through intensity, but through repetition, safety, and tiny honest invitations. 👉 Today’s question: What did your ribs or belly tell you when you asked for only 5% more softness? 👇
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My ribs on left side told me to relax my left hip and then they softened My right side was protecting scared to let go and thightened the lower back Then I cried for a bit. My goodness there is a lot of crying locked in my body…
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@Christina Freise I mostly don’t listen but over work and ”trying harder” to listen and sorten is really what I need and then I start noticing things. But it is not my default strategy. It is to go faster harder more and it only pays back with pain. So trying this kind and soft strategy is really a challange for me☺️
🌿✨ WELCOME TO THE JAW JOURNEY ✨🌿
A big warm welcome to all the new members joining us… and a huge congratulations for saying YES to yourself. You took action You chose movement over staying stuck. You chose listening over ignoring the signals. You chose possibility over postponing. That matters more than you know. @Mary Griffin @Haris K @Trudy Roberts @Amy McCormac @Liesbet W @Ashley Emerson @Zabrina Sofia Alexies Søgård @Ashley Ruiz @Ida Görsch @Tom Tucker @Catherine Middleton @Anya Mardy @Simonr Lin @Sally Ashby @Rob Archibold @Erin Riley @Elie J So many people live with: jaw tension clenching grinding headaches neck tightness facial fatiguestress held in the mouth and face …thinking it is normal. But the body is always speaking. And YOU chose to listen. 💫 You chose to begin shifting old patterns. 💫 You chose to create space where there was pressure. 💫 You chose softness where there was holding. 💫 You chose solutions instead of simply tolerating discomfort. This journey is not about forcing anything. It is about guiding the body back toward: freedom mobility ease breath relief a more pain-free jaw a calmer nervous system Every small practice matters. Every moment of awareness matters. Every time you soften your jaw, breathe deeper, or notice tension before it builds… you are changing something real. Please introduce yourself below if you’d like 👇What brought you here? What are you hoping to shift? What would feeling better allow in your life?
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I have been pushing my tongue up to my palete for many years and also grinding my teath. Andthe last ten years I have had a lot of issues with headaches and neck pain. I am also a professional singer so breathing and being aware of tensions is part of my job. But still I keep doing this unconciusly when I am not singing. Last 5 years I have lives with chronic pain in my whole body going back and forth. So my nervous system really needs help to regulators so my body can sort things out and step by step get better. Hoping this Journey can release some of the tensions in my tongue and jaw they are so tense. Hoping this wil in some way make my singing voice feel better and probably help me sleep better with less pain. And I think I would feel better in my life ig I allow a bit more space/time in my calender that is not schedualed. As a freelance it is a tricky thing. But I need it-to slow down ❤️ I am also taking the Notice class now so starting the jaw Journey after that. All the best / Ida
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Ida Görsch
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Swedish Singer/actor living with cronic pain

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Joined Apr 23, 2026
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