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Practicing Human

Letting Go of Inner Struggle

Practicing Human

Cory Muscara

Self Improvement, Health & Fitness, Meditation, Happiness, Mindfulness, Education, Personal Development, Wellness, Mental Health, Personal Growth, Presence, Positive Psychology, Self-improvement, Buddhism

51.2K Ratings

🗓️ 22 April 2021

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, we discuss the key to rest and relaxation.

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0:00.0

Hello and welcome back to Practicing Human, the podcast where every day we're getting

0:04.7

a little better at life.

0:06.4

I'm your host, Corey Miscarra, and in today's episode we're going to talk about Deep

0:11.9

Rest and Letting Go of Inner Struggle.

0:15.2

More to come on that in a moment, first, let's settle in together with the sound of the

0:19.0

bells.

0:37.9

So I recently ran an online retreat where the theme was Deep Rest and the way we framed

0:47.0

Deep Rest in this context was Letting Go of Your Inner Struggle against Yourself, Letting

0:55.3

Go of Your Inner Struggle against Yourself.

0:59.6

So often our struggle and tension in life is not a struggle with the outside world, it's

1:05.3

a struggle with ourselves.

1:08.4

And when it comes to giving ourselves the space to actually rest and unwind, or even just

1:15.8

to simply relax, the thing that can prevent that is this constant tension that we're

1:22.1

creating in our system, fighting against an experience that we're having.

1:29.0

And in the retreat I talked about this on three levels, the psychological contraction,

1:35.9

where we go, oh I shouldn't be having this experience, what's wrong with me for having

1:39.7

this experience.

1:41.7

Here's the emotional contraction, which is an anger or frustration toward the experience

1:46.9

we're having, and then there can be a physical contraction, which is the body actually

1:52.6

tensing around the experience we're having.

1:56.6

And so in the context of actually deepening a sense of rest, restoration, relaxation, ease,

2:06.1

unwinding, deep tension in the body.

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