Witnessing: Distancing Yourself From Yourself - Deepstash

Witnessing: Distancing Yourself From Yourself

Whether you are observing the outside sounds, your thoughts, body movement, breath, emotions or feelings, you are just a witness to them, detached and aware of all the turmoil that is going on. Yoga Nidra is when you are not doing anything, but just being.

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