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When Your Body Speaks, Listen

To the ones who feel the world in their chest…


To the ones carrying more than they ever speak aloud…


To the ones who have lost the rhythm of their own breath…


Maybe you woke today with a tightness across your chest…


or that heavy swirl in the pit of your stomach.


Maybe your throat feels thick with words you didn’t say yesterday…


or you spent another night wrestling your pillow, mind spinning, sleep slipping through your fingers.

Maybe you reached for something — food, your phone, a distraction —


not because you’re weak,


but because your system is overwhelmed


and looking for a way to quiet the noise.

You don’t need to label it.


You don’t need to fit into a category.


You only need to recognise this simple truth:

Your body is speaking.


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Your breath is answering.

When you breathe slowly through the nose,


nitric oxide rises,


your blood vessels open,


your vagus nerve calms the storm,


and your heart rhythm settles into coherence.

This is nervous-system regulation.


This is your fight, flight, freeze, fawn response unwinding.


This is ancient rhythm resurfacing.


This is astrology lived through the body — not the horoscope, but the cycles your cells already follow.

And as I prepare to release my book —


a weaving of breathwork, Qigong, sound creation , nursing, and cosmic timing —




I want to invite you into this field with me.

Join Living Rhythm Week — a FREE 7-day journey


to calm your nervous system,


clear the stuckness,


soften the tight chest,


quiet the spiralling mind,


and come back to the rhythm that has always been yours.



We start the week with the Qisong Book Launch Celebration,


a moment to honour this next turning in your life and mine.




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If your body is whispering… or shouting…


that something needs to change —


start here.



To Sign up for Living Rhythm Week. Subscribe to my Open gate program

Join the celebration.

Walk with me as the book enters the world.

The doorway is open.


With breath,

Sue Smith

Founder of QiSong


 
 
 

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