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3 contributions to The Regulation Lab
The Body IS the Present Moment | Attention Is the Key 🔑
When attention stays in thought, you are no longer in reality. The present moment doesn’t exist in the mind. It exists in the body, through the senses. The body only lives now. It doesn’t recognize past or future. So when attention drifts into memory, story, or anticipation, you’re no longer here…. you’re in the mind. Which if you remember the video from last month, makes you create karmic experiences. To return to the present & free yourself of the karma hindering your experience, shift attention into your senses. That’s how the body grounds energy. That’s how clarity stabilizes & abundance becomes physical. Where attention goes, life follows.
The Body IS the Present Moment | Attention Is the Key 🔑
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This makes me consistently do breath work out though the day soon as I feel any tension or force I inhale and exhale 4 to 6 seconds
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@Amier Ervin say less I got you
Routine as a Form of Prayer
Family, routine is more powerful than we’ve been taught. When you move through your morning or night routine with breath and presence, it becomes a form of meditation. A form of prayer …. without words. You’re signaling safety to the body. You’re signaling trust to God within you. Spiritual power ain’t just built through insight or downloads. As regulation deepens, spirituality shows up in your systems, schedules, and consistency. This is how Heaven on Earth is built….day by day, through repetition & embodiment. When routine gets treated as prayer, your life becomes aligned.
Routine as a Form of Prayer
1 like • 8d
I can definitely feel the transition from when I didn’t have a routine vs now that I got a morning and a night routine I feel calmer I feel like my life has structure I don’t feel rushed I take my time I have energy my mind is not scattered I even notice when my mind is being chatty I just ignore it
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@Amier Ervin looking forward to it
The Part of Your Day That’s Quietly Draining You: Transition Hygiene
People think they getting drained from the work itself, it aint the work that’s draining you. It’s how you move IN BETWEEN the tasks, that is. When tasks not fully closed, the mind keeps carrying the last moment into the next. The nervous system stays activated, and energy leaks throughout the day. By midday, your body holding multiple moments at once. Transition hygiene is the practice of closing one task before starting another. It helps the body reset, conserves energy, and keeps attention grounded in the present moment. This video shows you how to move from task to task without carrying unnecessary weight
The Part of Your Day That’s Quietly Draining You: Transition Hygiene
1 like • 16d
This was definitely needed
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