01/26/2026
There is a lot of violence, unrest, and de-humanization moving through the world right now.
Living alongside this level of information isn’t neutral — it impacts the nervous system, attention, sleep, and our capacity to stay connected.
When stress cycles don’t get a chance to complete, the load accumulates. Over time, that wear shows up in how we work, rest, concentrate, relate, and show up.
This isn’t about disengaging or turning away.
It’s about recognizing that human systems weren’t designed to absorb this much threat, this often, without support.
At Aruma, we understand this as mental health.
How we take things in matters. How they live in the body matters. And having support to process them matters.
This is a moment that calls for care — compassion, co-regulation, and connection.
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