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Doubt can feel like a fog, clouding our direction, whispering confusion, questioning everything we thought we knew. But beneath the fog, there is a steady earth, a truth within you that does not move. Today, we return to that ground.
Let your body settle into comfort. Let your shoulders soften. Let your breath lengthen. Close your eyes gently if it feels safe and take a deep breath in… and a slow breath out. Let’s begin.
Breathe deeply to settle the system. Inhale through your nose… hold gently… exhale through your mouth. And again: inhale… 2… 3… hold… exhale… 2… 3… 4…
Now imagine each breath out as a stone being placed beneath your feet. With each exhale, you build a foundation beneath you.
Inhale… I pause.
Exhale… I ground.
Inhale… I return to now.
Exhale… I release the swirl.
Let your breath become steady, like footsteps on solid earth.
Now turn gently toward your doubt. What are you doubting today—yourself, your choices, your path, someone else? Without overthinking, just name it silently: “I notice this doubt.”
Now ask gently: Is this doubt protecting me, or paralyzing me? What am I afraid to feel or trust? Place a hand over your heart or belly. Let your body be your truth-teller.
Say inwardly:
Even with doubt, I am still whole.
Even in uncertainty, I can be grounded.
Let doubt be part of the path, not a detour from it.
Now imagine yourself as a tree. Your feet are roots, moving deep into the earth. Your spine is the trunk, strong, tall, ancient. Your head and arms reach toward the sky like branches. The wind may blow, strong or soft, but the tree does not question its place. It sways, but it does not fall. You are this tree.
Repeat slowly:
Inhale… I root into what is real.
Exhale… I release what is imagined.
Inhale… I trust my foundation.
Exhale… I don’t need to have all the answers.
Feel the steadiness rise in you. Not because everything is certain, but because you are choosing to stand anyway.
Come back to the body, notice how it feels now. You are still here, still breathing, still capable of knowing, even in the unknown.
Say softly:
I am not lost.
I am anchoring.
I do not have to rush clarity.
I trust what unfolds.
I ground myself in presence, not perfection.
Let your breath deepen. Feel your feet, feel your seat, feel the support beneath you.
Begin to bring movement back to your body. Wiggle your fingers, softly roll your shoulders, stretch if it feels right. Take one final grounding breath in… and exhale it all the way out.
Before you open your eyes, speak inwardly:
I do not need to be certain to be steady.
I am grounded in myself.
I trust the step I’m on.
When you’re ready, open your eyes and carry your roots with you into the rest of your day.