Are you feeling like you are automatic pilot during the day?
You know a bit like the movie Groundhog Day? Maybe the following activity can help you as it interrupt the ‘automatic pilot’ by bringing you back to the present moment.
- S – stop and interrupt your ‘automatic pilot’ by concentrating on the present moment
- T – take a breath and bring your experience of the in-breath and the out-breath
- O – open to observation. Connect to the experience of this moment and inquire with a sense of curiosity
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- What am I seeing?
- What am I feeling?
- What am I sensing?
- What am I hearing?
- What am I smelling?
- What am I thinking?
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- P – proceed and reconnect with your surroundings and with your activity in the moment.
Please note – this process is one of the things we refer to in the Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) Course and has been adapted from a handout from the Centre for Mindfulness at the University of Massachusetts.
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