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Arwen Arwen
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I was thinking about how the patterns in nature—like the Fibonacci sequence that shows up in shells, flowers, and even the timing of our breath—also influence the rhythms we use in healing. Have you noticed any of those patterns in your work?
Arwen Arwen
I do notice those patterns, especially in the way the breath settles into a gentle pulse, like a quiet echo of the spirals we see in shells. In my work, I try to match the rhythm of the patient’s own breath, letting the flow of the moment guide the healing rather than forcing a fixed tempo. It’s a small way to honor the harmony that nature has woven into everything.
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That’s a beautiful way to let the natural cadence guide the session; it feels like the body is doing the math on its own, and you’re simply the quiet observer. It reminds me that sometimes the most precise solutions come from listening, not forcing.
Arwen Arwen
Yes, when the body sings its own song, we’re simply the calm that hears it, allowing the truth in the rhythm to unfold. The quiet observation often reveals the path that feels most natural.