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How's Your Body Image Doing?

How's Your Body Image Doing?

4 quick questions + what I learned from doing a death meditation this week

Jun 01, 2025
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How's Your Body Image Doing?
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Checking in weekly with your body image can help you feel less overwhelmed and may even help you spot positive or negative patterns. Let’s do this!

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No matter how you answered, kudos for taking the time to notice how you feel. Next question:

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Trying to locate where your body image feelings live is a great practice in self-awareness and embodiment.


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Having a small, easy action item helps you learn to take care of yourself and your body image. Ready for your last check-in question?

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This week, notice if checking in with your body image helped you feel more clear or empowered!

Scroll all the way down & hit play to get a quick grounding exercise + pep talk from me and listen to this week’s body image lesson, or just keep reading…

I was unexpectedly in the middle of a death meditation this week.

It was Wednesday, and I thought I was just heading into a reading for a new book by a monk, Ishan Shivanand, who spent the first 20 years of his life in a monastery in India. I found my seat at the back of the room — ready to bolt at any moment — and set down my 1000 personal items (purse, tote bag, coffee, notebook, pen, coat). I had chosen that spot, the closest to the door, because I’ve

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