Letting It Be True

A Rewilding the Nervous System Somatic Exploration

$18.00

There are moments when the hardest part isn't what's happening. It's the fight with the fact that it is happening.

The looping thoughts:

This shouldn't be happening

I can't live like this

It wasn't supposed to go this way

This somatic exploration isn't about liking reality.

It isn't about forgiveness, positivity, or letting anyone off the hook.

It's about not burning energy arguing with what's already here.

What This Is

A short, guided somatic exploration for moments when you're stuck in a loop of resistance.

It helps you:

  • notice how your body responds to fighting reality

  • gently interrupt self-gaslighting without collapsing into resignation

  • orient to truth as a stabilizing force, not a demand

  • stay present with what's real without surrendering your values or boundaries

This is a radical-acceptance practice—not to excuse harm, but to stop asking your nervous system to pretend

What This Is Not

  • Not a meditation

  • Not mindset work

  • Not about "being okay with it"

  • Not about calming down or making peace with injustice

You are allowed to hate what's happening and still let it be true.

Who This Is For

This exploration is for people who:

  • feel stuck in rumination or moral injury

  • are exhausted from fighting reality internally

  • live with chronic stress, pain, or grief

  • are tired of being told acceptance means compliance

You don't need to feel regulated to do this. You just need enough capacity to notice.

How To Use It

Return to this exploration when you catch yourself in the loop of "This shouldn't be happening."

Not as a technique, or a fix.

But as a way of telling the truth inside your body—so you can meet reality without abandoning yourself.

About the Approach

This exploration is rooted in somatic awareness and nervous system science, with a clear boundary against spiritual bypass.

It doesn't replace therapy or action. It does offer a way to stop fighting your own body while you decide what comes next.

You'll receive immediate downloadable access to the audio and can return to it anytime.

Length: 11ish minutes

Format: MP3 download

Listen: seated, lying down, standing, or walking (choose your own adventure)

Includes: gentle background music by Jim Beckwith