EPISODE · Jul 24, 2026 · 13 MIN
How an emotion actually dissolves
from the Inner Practice, yoga for the mind · host Catherine Haylock
Every time we're triggered and we stay with the feeling instead of the story, we shave one layer off it. And then one day someone says the thing that would have completely triggered us a year ago, and we notice, hours later, that we didn't even react to it. Nothing was managed, there was just less there to react with.That's what this episode is about, and it starts with the person cutting in front of you in the queue, small enough that we can practise on it.Try it this week, and if you do, I'd like to know where in your body you found it.I'm Catherine Haylock. I've been teaching yoga for over 25 years, and the Inner Practice is yoga for the mind: working directly with thoughts, emotions and the patterns underneath them.Work with me 1:1: https://catherinehaylock.com/work-with-me/Writing on the inner practice: https://catherinehaylock.com/sign-up/
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Every time we're triggered and we stay with the feeling instead of the story, we shave one layer off it. And then one day someone says the thing that would have completely triggered us a year ago, and we notice, hours later, that we didn't even react to it. Nothing was managed, there was just less there to react with. That's what this episode is about, and it starts with the person cutting in front of you in the queue, small enough that we can practise on it. Try it this week, and if you do, ...
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