Your Nervous System Was Never Meant for This Much Noise
Your Nervous System Was Never Meant for This Much Noise
If you feel tired all the time, it’s probably not because you’re lazy. It’s because modern life is loud. Phones buzz, screens glow late into the night, money worries sit in the background, and even rest feels rushed. Your body was built for sunlight, movement, and quiet moments—not endless alerts and pressure. That’s where Touch Grass: A Pagan Reset for a Burned-Out Digital World comes in.
“Touch grass” is usually said as an insult. This book flips it into something kinder and more real. Touching grass isn’t about running away from life or pretending stress doesn’t exist. It’s about coming back into your body. Feeling your feet. Breathing without rushing. Giving your nervous system proof that you’re safe right now.
This book doesn’t ask you to quit technology, move to the woods, or believe in anything specific. It offers simple grounding practices that work even if you’re skeptical. No pressure. No shame. Just small ways to calm your body while still living in the real world—with jobs, families, bills, and responsibilities.
If you’re burned out, overstimulated, or just tired of being tired, this isn’t another self-help book yelling at you to try harder. It’s an invitation to slow down, reconnect, and remember that you’re human first. Sometimes the reset isn’t doing more—it’s touching the ground and letting your body catch up.
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