The reps, out loud, so the practice runs without you having to remember it.
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Build the pause. One short sensory rep, repeated three times a day, is what makes an interrupt possible later.
Before you press play
Sit still. Feet on the floor, hands somewhere you can feel them. Nothing to solve for ninety seconds.
Headphones help. Nothing is recorded.
Settle. Let the breath out longer than you took it in.
Hold 12 seconds
Put all of your attention into the tips of two fingers. Rub them together slowly.
Hold 20 seconds
Now the soles of your feet. Weight, temperature, contact.
Hold 20 seconds
Now sound. Take the furthest sound you can hear and stay with it.
Hold 20 seconds
Name what you notice in one word. Not a story. One word.
Hold 12 seconds
That is the rep. Three of these a day is the training dose.
Hold 4 seconds
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