Stop Rushing: A Simple Drawing Exercise To Slow Down
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Stop Rushing: A Simple Drawing Exercise To Slow Down

by Lilian Motta

Rated
5
Type
guided
Activity
Meditation
Suitable for
Everyone
Plays
10

When was the last time you deliberately slowed down? Not because you were exhausted or had nothing to do, but simply because you chose to? We’re so accustomed to moving quickly that slowing down can sometimes feel surprisingly uncomfortable. Our minds wander to the next task, our bodies want to speed up, and we might notice just how difficult it is to stay with one simple activity. This somatic drawing practice invites you to experiment with slowing down through movement, creativity, and observation. There’s no artistic skill required and nothing beautiful to create. Just an opportunity to notice your habits, explore your relationship with slowness, and discover what becomes available when you give yourself permission to move at a different pace.

Subtle Movement SensingWeight AwarenessSlow DownSomatic PracticeMindfulnessCreativityBody AwarenessDaily LifeSomatic AwarenessNonjudgmental ObservationBody Mind ConnectionDaily Integration

Meet your Teacher

Lilian Motta

Toronto, ON, Canada

Meet your Teacher

Lilian Motta

Toronto, ON, Canada