Anchor · Zen Bowl & Flute For Dissociation & Grounding
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Anchor · Zen Bowl & Flute For Dissociation & Grounding

by Zuzana Robertson, AFBPsS, MSc, CSci

Rated
5
Type
music
Activity
Meditation
Suitable for
Everyone
Plays
6

Grounding music for derealization, dissociation, feeling unreal, anxiety and nervous system anchoring. Ancient Zen instruments and deep cello - warm, physical, steady. Derealization is one of the most disorienting experiences a nervous system can produce. The world goes slightly wrong. You watch yourself from somewhere slightly outside yourself and cannot find the way back. Research tells us grounding works by giving the nervous system something concrete and sensory to organise around. Something the body can feel before the mind has processed anything. Deep cello frequencies resonate physically in the chest. Tibetan bowl tones create measurable shifts in nervous system activation. Ancient Zen instruments produce the acoustic qualities the parasympathetic nervous system recognises as safety. You do not need to feel present to press play. Just let the sound be present while you find your way back. You are here. The sound is here. That is enough to start with.

GroundingDissociationAnxietyZenNervous SystemMeditationRelaxation

Meet your Teacher

Zuzana Robertson, AFBPsS, MSc, CSci

Bratislava, Slovakia

Meet your Teacher

Zuzana Robertson, AFBPsS, MSc, CSci

Bratislava, Slovakia