Keep Your feet on the Ground by Staying Grounded

Do you ever have trouble keeping present in the physical world or does your head roam aimlessly?

When an electrician wires a building for electricity they must ground the system to protect it from an improper movement of electricity. A grounding rod is placed outside into the earth to reduce the buildup of static electricity. This leads to a static discharge.

Our body’s direct power all the way through us a lot like electric wiring in a building. We also have to ground power from the body back in earth the similar method a building is wired for electrical power making use of a “grounding rod.” We get vitality from outside the body, and it also needs to flow back out of us and into the earth.

When our body is not allowing the inward energy to flow back out we become ungrounded. Essentially we get a clogging up of static electricity within the body.

Becoming ungrounded is the sensation of getting out of the body or dissociation from the self whenever you are awake. Essentially you will go around either in a zombie like state or you will be “super hyper.”

There will be a direct connection between physical health and vitality, and staying grounded.
In case your body is feeling sick or malnourished, your energy or mindfulness will not likely desire to be entirely in the body. Who would like to remain in a anxious or ailing body anyhow?

This is adequate reason to enhance or keep up the physical condition of your body.

Boredom and not enough interest is another cause of ungroundedness. How many times have you been in a classroom or board (bored) meeting and simply allow your mind roam someplace else.

The drawback here is that this can become a habit in everyday life, so you are going to be missing much of what is transpiring around you. Do you avoid placing yourself in conditions that need your complete attention?

Imagine grounding yourself as a way to get rid of surplus energy in the body, and directing it into the earth.

Ungrounded symptoms
Becoming lost easily
Lose track of your time very easily
Trouble concentrating
Accident inclined
Daydreaming
Prolonged stressing
Clumsiness
Panic/ Fear as well as other emotional illnesses
Very easily distracted
Bursts of rage and annoyance
Steering clear of instances whenever daily life becomes complicated

Practical grounding techniques and strategies
Hold anything metal in your hands like automobile keys
Weed you garden
Make clay models/ play dough for children
Yoga exercise
Working out mind fully (remain present while performing exercises)
Munch on wholesome, unprocessed foods for about three days (three days will be sufficient to bring your body back into balance)
Splash cold water on your face/ take a cool bath
Energy intensive dancing
Singing
Hold a smooth rock
Breathing exercises