Our strong immune system has everything to do with a regulated nervous system. It is important to have our nervous systems regulated.
So how do we regulate our nervous systems? We do this by breathing, being mindful and calming ourselves in whatever way works for us.
This is a time for us to create as many coping and stress-free activities as we can – a chance to think about what works for us and what doesn’t. Stop and think for a moment: what relaxes you ? What makes you feel excited, passionate, alive? What helps you become calm, centered, or allows you to reset your emotional state? 
Do you know yet? If not, this is for you an opportunity for you to try new activities, to test what helps and eliminate what doesn’t work.
Move your focus onto resources.
What can you do indoors that will support you, your family and others?
This is an opportunity for us to stop doing things for purposes of distraction but rather maximize our activities – making them meaningful, connecting and inspiring. We can use this time to do things that we have always wanted to do but never seemed to find the time for. We can use this time to learn, grow and heal.
Stop for a minute and make a quick list of what you have always wanted to try – maybe trying a new recipe, learning a musical instrument, building or creating something, or perhaps there is a craft that you have been wanting to do.
Think of all those things you have wished you had time for and add them to your list.
Now what on your list, can you do indoors or online?
It is a great time to pull out your artistic abilities, doing any form of art, such as dancing, painting, drawing or singing. Use this time to spend time with yourself – praying, moving, breathing, meditating, and connecting with your body.
This unique gift of time is rare, precious and won’t come again easily.
How are you going to spend it?
What do you want to feel when you look back on this time?
This situation will pass, and when it does, we should feel like it was time well spent. We should feel like we learned something new, built new bonds with those we love, celebrated our creative being, developed habits we wanted and routines that serve us. Most importantly we should feel that we connected with ourselves and our deepest desires. We have a blank slate for our lives. And for the first time we can choose what to fill it with.
How are you spending your time at home?
What are you doing that you have always wanted to do?
Be Well, Be Blessed
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