The somatic imperative and meditation

Most of my deep meditations still happen while lying down. This remains necessary because the somatic experience remains far too intense to otherwise tolerate sitting.

In order to profoundly allow and experience the healing process (by relaxing deeply into it) the body must be horizontal and completely and progressively more relaxed. This allows the nervous system to continue healing from the severe psych drug injuries, while the psyche too seems to more easily integrate splits and sub-personalities etc.

Among other things this process seems to also be a deeply rejuvenative cellular healing process. These such meditations come upon me and I must submit to them. I call this necessary response the “somatic imperative.”

The “somatic imperative” expresses itself in my life in many different ways as well, not just during meditation. The body knows and the somatic imperative is a sort of GPS guidance system in general.

One might consider the imperative to lie down for such a meditation process to be a symptom of illness. I find that to be a gross misunderstanding of what is really, instead, a requirement for HEALING.

I meditate 24/7 in some regard and, thus, I do what my body/mind needs right NOW. Often these days I am called to deep cellular regeneration while lying down. Meditation can certainly happen and ultimately will happen in any and all positions.

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My body is a barometer for total integrity, I am literally sickened if I go off even a wee bit…sometimes it’s a major pain in the ass (no doubt). More and more often, however I come to deeply appreciate what is truly a gift that allows for complete healing and thus a coming into alignment with life-force.

It was the complete denial of the body and hence the toxic poisoning it was subjected to via psychiatry that led to this…the only way to heal was to completely surrender to finding the body once again…I’m here…and this is it.

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