DHP# 179 - HEALING DAYS THAT DRAG ON AND ON
Quick recap
The meeting focused on healing the experience of days that drag on and on. KatNBoots138 shared that she had previously healed this by using morning clean-offs to reduce daily drain and by adjusting her relationship with time. She described a past experience where she helped a coworker make time move faster by increasing productivity and lighting up pathways for action. Participants shared their own experiences, including feeling drained by work, school, or lack of sleep, and feeling like time was elastic or out of their control. Some described feeling late or pressured by strict schedules, while others felt their days were filled with wasted time. KatNBoots138 suggested that these feelings were often tied to self-worth, reward systems, and rigid boundaries. She shared her own fluid approach to time and how it reduced stress and pressure. The group then engaged in a series of healings and activations, including clean-offs, clarity, and the removal of trauma bias and agenda. They also worked on updating and upgrading the mechanism that transports them through the day, infusing it with elasticity and fluidity. The session concluded with closing statements and the activation of various healings and integrations.