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EPISODE · Nov 9, 2025 · 31 MIN

Coming Home: Full Embodiment & Somatic Presence Guided Meditation

from Blissful Evolution · host Abi Beri

What if you've been living slightly outside your body—in your head, in your thoughts, floating just above yourself—and you didn't even realize it? This guided meditation helps youcome home. Not metaphorically. Literally—into your body, into presence, into the felt experience of being fully here. Most of us were never taught that there's a difference between thinking ABOUT our body and actually BEING in our body. Welive as observers of our physical experience rather than inhabitants of it. We watch our lives from our heads rather than living them from our bodies. This meditation, guided by AbiBeri—Integrative Holistic Therapist and Somatic Therapist based in Ireland—takes you on a journey from living in your head to landing in your body. It's grounded in somatic therapy principles and years of helping people reconnect with embodied presence. WHAT IS EMBODIMENT? Embodiment is the felt experience of fully inhabiting your physical body. It's the shift from mental awareness to somaticpresence. From thinking to feeling. From floating to landing. From watching your life to living it, it's not a spiritual achievement. It's not complicated. It's actually your most natural state—the way you were born. This meditation guides you back. IN THIS PRACTICE: • You'll learn to recognise when you're inyour head versus when you're in your body• You'll receive a gentle invitation todrop down—from thinking into feeling• You'll land in your breath, your chest,your belly, your limbs—your whole body• You'll experience what full embodimentactually feels like (not as a concept, but as reality)• You'll understand why embodiment feelslike coming home—grounding, safe, alive• You'll learn how to access this stateanytime in your daily life This is a positive, welcoming practice. It's not a support, you're fully present. Perfect for anyone who:✓ Lives in their head and wants to feelmore grounded✓ Experiences anxiety from constantoverthinking✓ Feels disconnected from their physicalbody✓ Wants to feel more alive and present✓ Has practiced meditation but still feels'floaty'✓ Seeks practical embodiment tools fordaily life FROM A SOMATIC THERAPY PERSPECTIVE: Embodiment isn't just mindfulness. It's specifically about inhabiting your physical form—feeling your body from the inside, not just noticing it from the outside. It's the difference between body awareness (thinking about your body) and body presence (being your body). This practice integrates somatic experiencing principles, nervous system awareness, and holistic healing approaches to create genuine embodied presence—not just relaxation, but actual inhabitation. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ABOUT ABI BERI Abi Beri is an integrative holistic therapist specialising in somatic therapy, embodiment practices, family constellation work, and trauma-informed healing. Based in Ireland, he offerssessions in Dublin, Naas, Newbridge, and online worldwide. His approach emphasises felt experience over intellectual understanding, presence over analysis, and landing in yourbody as the foundation for all healing work. He creates guided meditations on embodiment, trauma release, inner child healing, and family systems healing.

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