Sole To Soul
Woman's Era|October 2023
Unlocking the power of barefoot walking.
Rashmi GS
Sole To Soul

In our fast-paced and technology-driven world, it's easy to forget the importance of connecting with nature and the Earth beneath our feet. However, a practice known as earthing, or barefoot walking, is gaining popularity as people seek to reestablish this vital connection. Earthing, also referred to as Grounding, is the act of walking barefoot on natural surfaces such as grass, sand, rock or soil. It is rooted in the idea that our bodies are designed to interact with the Earth's magnetic energy.

Throughout human history, our ancestors spent much of their time barefoot and in direct contact with the Earth. They lived in harmony with nature and derived various health benefits from this close connection. With the advent of modern inventions like rubber-soled shoes and synthetic materials, our direct connection with the Earth has been severed. These insulating materials prevent the transfer of electrons between our bodies and the Earth's surface. As a result, we have become disconnected from the Earth's magnetic charge, potentially leading to imbalances in our well-being.

Barefoot walking has a profound impact on the body, mind and soul, fostering holistic well-being and a deep sense of connection. When we walk barefoot, something remarkable happens. The Earth possesses an infinite reserve of free electrons, which flow naturally between the Earth and our bodies when we ground ourselves. This flow of electrons helps reduce free radicals and eliminate static electrical charges within our bodies. Excess free radicals can harm cells, causing inflammation, chronic conditions, and even, cancer. By embracing barefoot walking and grounding, we can tap into the Earth's healing energy and potentially improve our overall well-being.

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This story is from the October 2023 edition of Woman's Era.

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