četrtek, 29. avgust 2019

Swimming pools re-joyment


Me and my partner are visiting swimming pools relatively often. On the beginning of our relationship there was that playful excitement every time we went to the swimming pools... I felt so fulfilled, totally joyful. After a year or so those feelings have evaporated and I felt like there is something missing.

I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to expected that visiting swimming pools with my partner will always be equally exciting and joyful experience as it was on beginning.
I see, that back then it was all new to me – having him as a partner and new pool-place we have most often visited -- which has contributed to good vibes / excitement.
Later we started visiting saunas more regularly and that became more interesting than just being in place with only pools.
+ When the excitement was gone, my focus went more in my body's responses: occasional twitching of my muscles while on the pool, aching on specific body points after pool time, temperature sensitivity...

When and as I see myself being in the pool, missing good-old-pool-vibes, judging past pool-moments with my partner as better that present ones -- I stop and I breathe.

What is my starting point for going to swimming pools? To relax and enjoy the water - the warmth of it, water massages, the lightness of us being in it... Thus I do that!
If I see that in pool places are growing numbers of things that disturb me on physical level, I change something. I choose different pool with hotter water, less chlorine, I bring magnesium oil with me to prevent twitching…
I commit myself to 'totally' replace desire for excitement / good vibes when being in swimming pools with focus on physical pleasures and self-care and thus give to myself the joy and fulfilment.




sobota, 17. avgust 2019

Prevention from freezing while overwhelmed with infos and/or stress


I forgive myself for accepting and allowing myself to sometimes freeze when I percive that there is overload of information or there is stressful environment; to completely stop processing them – instead of calming down, living self-trust and walking through them!

When and as I see myself freezing in situations where I have to process a lot of information at once and/or I'm in stressful environment -- I stop and I breathe.

I realize that this is consequence of my general passivity and avoidance of facing actual (smaller) problems in real time.

I commit myself to push myself out of that freezing moment and move myself with assistance of breathing as soon as it appears within me and as me. It would be even better if I would train myself to take few relaxation moments in situations in which I have to process a lot of information at once and/or I'm in is stressful environment and thus prevent that 'short circuit'.
I commit myself to start redefining problems as challenges and thus moving myself from resistance to solution-oriented state.