About this episode
Be here now. 😌 It’s a phrase we’ve all heard countless times—but what does it really mean?
And how do we actually live it, especially when the world feels overwhelming and our thoughts won’t slow down?
In this episode of Somatic Healing Meditations, you’ll be gently guided into presence—not by efforting, but by softening. By slowing down. By feeling what’s already here. Because your body is always in the present moment—and turning toward it with compassion can shift everything. 🫶
From a somatic healing perspective, slowing down and attuning to what’s real in this moment isn’t just helpful… it’s essential. It interrupts the spirals, regulates the nervous system, and reconnects us with something steady and true inside ourselves.
If your system is craving calm, clarity, or simply a moment to be, this episode is an invitation to come home to your body—and discover the quiet kind of healing that lives in presence.
In this episode:
How to Be Here Now
Somatic Meditation To Slow Down & Feel:
How to do Self-Havening
Orienting to the present moment
Iffirmations to Be Here Now
Learn more about Havening Techniques and the science behind them
Learn all about Iffirmations here
Related: Enjoy more Deep Relaxation Meditations here
If being here now is really hard because you’re spinning in urgency and anxiety, try Episode 071 first: Overcome Time Anxiety: A Somatic Meditation To Break the Cycle of Urgency And Pressure
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🌿 Iffirmations To Be Here Now 🌿
What if I can simply be here now?
What if I don’t have to force myself back—what if I can just return to my senses in this moment?
What would it be like to reconnect with my body, gently and without judgment?
What if every time I come back t
