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prompt: how could i incorporate more ‘slow’ into my life?context:slowness isn’t something to add to an already full sche...
18/01/2026

prompt: how could i incorporate more ‘slow’ into my life?

context:
slowness isn’t something to add to an already full schedule - it’s a way of relating to what’s already here.

this reflection invites you to notice where you rush, push, or override your own rhythms. and where there might be space to soften the pace, even slightly.

slow might look like fewer transitions, longer pauses, simpler choices.
it might live in how you breathe, how you eat, how you move througout the day.

by allowing moments of slowness, you support the nervous system to settle and the body to feel safe enough to arrive.

let your reflection be gentle and realistic.
where could you meet your life with a little less urgency today?

human connection isn’t just emotional… it’s biological.our nervous system is designed to calm when we feel safe with oth...
14/01/2026

human connection isn’t just emotional… it’s biological.
our nervous system is designed to calm when we feel safe with others.

a hand on a shoulder, a steady breath beside us,
eye contact, a gentle voice,
these signals tell the brain ‘i’m safe enough to soften’.

when safety is present, the vagus nerve activates,
our heart rate slows, muscles release,
and the breath drops from the chest into the belly.
safety and healing.

💌for breathwork and co regulation tips follow

prompt: when do i feel most like myself, and what helps me return to that state when it disappears for a while?context:t...
11/01/2026

prompt: when do i feel most like myself, and what helps me return to that state when it disappears for a while?

context:
there are moments when we feel aligned, settled, and familiar to ourselves - and other times when that sense feels distant or blurred.

this reflection isn’t about holding onto a fixed version of who you are. it’s about recognising the conditions that help you feel connected and the practices that gently guide you back when you drift.

notice when you feel most at ease in your body and choices.
what are you doing? who are you with? how are you breathing?
what supports you in remembering yourself without force?

by identifying what nourishes your sense of self, you build a quiet map home - something you can return to during seasons of change or uncertainty.

let your reflection be raw and free flowing.
what helps you come back to yourself when you’ve been away?

i am running weekly online breathwork and yin classes classes starting 11 January. these classes have different intentio...
02/01/2026

i am running weekly online breathwork and yin classes classes starting 11 January. these classes have different intentions.

🅰🅲🆃🅸🆅🅴
an up-regulating breathwork practice designed to wake up your system, sharpen focus and build internal momentum. this class is supportive when you’re feeling flat, stuck, foggy or unmotivated or need clarity, activation and a sense of forward movement.

𝗲𝘅𝗽𝗲𝗰𝘁 energy to shift, emotions to move and a clearer connection to purpose.

incorporates breath holds, and a faster paced pattern of breath.

🅼🅾🆅🅴
this class supports emotional release, life transitions and periods of change, helping stagnant energy move through the body rather than staying stored. ideal when you feel heavy, blocked or ready for something to shift.

𝗲𝘅𝗽𝗲𝗰𝘁 continuous flow of breath, occasional breath holds at a slightly slower tempo.

🅳🅾🆆🅽
a slower, pranayama-focused offering. this practice is designed to regulate the nervous system, ground the body and quiet the mind. supportive for rest, recovery, stress, overwhelm and deep inward connection.

𝗲𝘅𝗽𝗲𝗰𝘁 different pranyama practices each class with the intention

🆈🅸🅽 🆈🅾🅶🅰
a slow, meditative and deeply introspective practice focused on long-held, passive shapes. yin works into the connective tissues, inviting stillness, sensation and presence rather than effort. this class supports nervous system regulation, emotional processing and the ability to sit with what is, without needing to fix or change it. ideal when you feel tired, overstimulated, tender or in need of deep rest and reflection.

𝗲𝘅𝗽𝗲𝗰𝘁 long holds, minimal movement, guided awareness of sensation and breath and space to soften into stillness. energy settles, the mind quietens and deeper layers of the body and self are gently met.

these classes are about meeting yourself where you are, and choosing the practice that supports you most.

full schedule + bookings via the link 🤍 please note; i also offer packages for breathwork which you can find in the same link.

an act of intention.the end of the year is a sweet time to pull the handbrake.a natural pause.a moment to reflect, rathe...
30/12/2025

an act of intention.

the end of the year is a sweet time to pull the handbrake.
a natural pause.
a moment to reflect, rather than rush forward.

these prompts are an invitation to slow down long enough to notice:
what is complete,
what is asking to be released,
and what wants to be tended with intention moving forward.

you don’t need answers straight away.
you just need time, honesty, and a willingness to listen.

sit with one question. let your body respond before your mind does.

it can also be a beautiful moment to create your own closing ceremony - simple or elaborate, structured or intuitive.
maybe you work with the elements (like fire),
burn incense,
share a cup of tea,
or mark the moment in a way that feels true to you.
one size never fits all.

perhaps the reflection is the letting go,
and the initiation comes quietly, in its own time.

if this met you where you are, i’d love to hear how.
comment below or send me a message 🤍

love
emily x

#2026 #2025

29/12/2025

i know sleep can be a struggle.
this is something that’s helped me massively:

1. nasal breathing during the day. it keeps you in a more regulated state. it signals safety to your body, lowers stress hormones and keeps your nervous system calm.
if you mouth-breathe when you’re awake, you almost always mouth-breathe at night - and that destroys sleep quality.
stick to nasal breathing. it matters.
2. a few minutes of breathwork before bed.
even a simple extended exhale protocol drops your heart rate, calms the mind, and helps you switch out of the “activated” state. it’s been one of the fastest sleep improvements i’ve experienced.

this combo has taken my sleep from a 5/10 to an 8/10.

follow Emily Claire Moves for more down regulating support.

7. what is one truth about myself i’m proud to finally acknowledge?context:so much of our growth goes unnoticed because ...
28/12/2025

7. what is one truth about myself i’m proud to finally acknowledge?

context:
so much of our growth goes unnoticed because we move so quickly past it. this prompt invites you to pause and recognise a truth about yourself that you’ve outgrown, stepped into, or finally claimed.
let this be a moment of self recognition without shrinking or dismissing your progress.
what are you ready to see and honour clearly within yourself?

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