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Free Your Mind, Free Your Soul, Free Your Body

By Zoë Brown


I love music. I will always be on campus with my headphones on blaring anything from rap to country to EDM. Music to me is therapy, it is a way for me to escape the reality outside of my headphones. One of my favorite artists is Chris Lake, the mastermind behind Turn Off the Lights, Boneless, and Free Your Body just to name a few. For this blog, I want to capture that fun, electric energy and create different ways you can free your mind, soul, and body. So put on some groovy tunes and settle in as we are about to get deep and slightly hippy.


FREE YOUR MIND:

  • Let go of negative energy in your life. You are such a light, don’t let anyone dull you.

  • Take a social media break. Live in the moment, take in everything around you.

  • Feel your emotions, let them be loud and proud

  • Talk about why you feel the way you feel, let it out

  • Journal- there’s a person that is getting on your nerves? Write it down, get it out on paper, then crumple it and throw it away

  • What is in the past is in the past

  • Change is inevitable

  • Smile

  • It’s ok to be not ok


FREE YOUR SOUL:

  • Surround yourself with laughter

  • AFFIRMATIONS- I am smart, I am kind, I am beautiful

  • Listen to music

  • Dress for yourself- don’t let other people affect your choices

  • Live in the moment

  • Pay more attention to the little things- take in all that is around you

  • Put energy out that you would want to receive


FREE YOUR BODY:

  • Your body is your temple.

  • Treat your body with kindness and thoughtfulness

  • Eat the food you want to eat when you want to eat

  • Don’t overwork yourself. Listen to your body when it tells you it has had enough

  • Sleep.

  • Meditate: no like I am serious. Put on a meditation podcast before you go to bed, trust me.

  • Go outside and be one with nature

  • Take a shower

  • Every body is beautiful



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