Get Close to the Earth with Earthing - Experiential Online Animism Class
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reduces inflammation which is a component of every disease
increases circulation
normalizes blood pressure
improves sleep
reduces anxiety
relieves pain – even migraines!
calms digestion
speeds wound healing
reduces stress
improves mood
What Is Earthing?
Earthing is simply directly connecting with the earth.
Most of us spend our time indoors in climate controlled environments, wear synthetic shoes, and walk on concrete, and sleep on raised beds – all of which block contact with the earth.
Contrast this with our ancestors who wore leather shoes (which keep us in energetic contact with the earth), slept on the ground, and spent lots more time outside. They were between Earth and Sky, exactly where humans are supposed to be! They were more connected, but we can be too.
How to do Earthing
As with everything, dosages is important. Too little and you won’t get the benefit, so spend at least 15 minutes each day with your bare feet on the earth.
If it’s too cold to go barefooted, you can hug a tree. The earth has a subtle negative charge created by lightning strikes (it’s struck 100 times per second) and atmospheric pressure. Trees can connect you to that energy to rebalance your bioelectrical field.
Sleep on the earth. This is what our ancestors did. This is also why so many of us love to camp! It just feels good.
The earth is our Mother. Every child benefits when staying close to her mother.
Laura
lauragilesp@gmail.com
Laura grew up with animism. She is a co-founder of Pan Society, a licensed clinical social worker, author of Angel Whispering: How to Talk to Your Spiritual Guides and How To Be A Panist: A Guide to Creating a Modern Animist Lifestyle. She also facilitates spiritual pilgrimages.
For more information about Laura Giles, see her websites at http://www.lauragiles.org
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