Morning Landing
Land in your morning before the phone: breath, body and one intention.
A short break from your phone can feel surprisingly roomy. In three minutes you will put it down in another spot, sit with empty hands, look around and breathe. It is a small practice run, not a rule about screens, so keep it light and see how it feels.
3 minHeadphones optionalNothing is recorded
Play 3-min ritual
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Put your phone down and spend three minutes with nothing in your hands.
Prefer to read first? Here is the whole ritual. Space plays or pauses the player above; the arrow keys move between steps.
Put it away00:00–00:30
Place your phone face down in another spot, ideally across the room. Notice any urge to check it.
Empty hands00:30–01:10
Sit down and let your hands rest open on your lap. Let them be empty for a while.
Look and listen01:10–02:00
Look around the room and listen for any sounds, near and far. Take your time with each one.
Slow breaths02:00–02:40 · breathe 4-6
Breathe in for four and out for six, a few times. Let the urge to reach for your phone come and go.
Choose when to return02:40–03:00
Decide when you will pick your phone up again, and what you will do first. Stand up when you are ready.
Afterwards: Leave your phone where it is for a few more minutes if you can.
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