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grounding: it can be used in a "mariot" of contexts, see "famous". To be grounded is something! After an intense period of "flowing" a "psychological auto pilot" returning to yourself or in yourself, becoming aware of surrounding and letting go of tension, being of relaxed mind. The act of "grounding" can be a spiritual, stimulating and a moving activity. Driving a car or a motorcycle, having an activity (other than work or home) that "enlifts your spirit" with your proverbial feet on the ground, acknowledging gravity and at one with your surroundings, without becoming to attached to objects, animals, people or sweaty clothing. The act of "grounding" sounds as a contradiction to moving but it's not. Grounding to become aware of the earth you walk on.
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