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This is how Soomda views emotions

Emotions are not problems to be solved away.

It's okay not to solve emotions. Just honestly facing them is enough to understand your heart better.

Recovery starts with a short breath, not a big resolution.

Rather than grand resolutions, a single short breath or brief note can help you look into your heart again.

It's okay if emotions aren't perfectly organized.

Hearts that are hard to explain in words, feelings that aren't yet organized - they're all okay just as they are.

Soomda is a tool for looking together

Soomda stays by your side, being with you so you can look into your own heart.

This is how Soomda helps you express emotions

Breathe slowly, express your heart, and look at yourself with gentle responses.

Step 1

Take a breath

Before expressing complex feelings, take a short breath and look at yourself.

Step 2

Express emotions

You don't have to organize your emotions into words. Just expressing one word or one feeling is enough.

Step 3

Gentle AI Soomda response

You receive gentle responses that stay by your side, not analysis or advice.

Step 4

Emotion history

Your expressed emotions are quietly saved. Over time, you can look back at the texture of your heart.

Gentle Letters Arriving to Small Hearts

We have collected quiet and gentle responses that arrive to someone's emotions.

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"Learning to believe in yourself is one of life's most difficult challenges."

Joyce Brothers, "Self-Esteem" (2016)

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"Every great adventure begins with a small first step."

Bilbo Baggins, "The Hobbit" (1937)

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"Hunger is the best seasoning."

Miguel de Cervantes, "Don Quixote", 1605

Why start with breathing?

Breathing is natural and simple, but it's where many changes begin.

Everyone knows how to breathe, but few have done it properly.

Breathing can start anywhere, anytime, right here and now. And recovery begins with that simplicity.

Breathing is one of the few actions that can control both body and mind simultaneously.

Anxiety, restlessness, difficulty concentrating - breathing is at their start, and recovery comes from breathing too.

Breathing is the smallest and quietest beginning of change. The first breath you take will become the path to looking within.

Why is Soomda called Soomda?

Soomda means 'breathing', 'staying', and a space where you can hide. Rather than quickly solving or analyzing emotions, we chose to quietly observe and kindly stay by your side.

Breathe + Stay

Soomda is a tool for calming your breath and a space for practicing staying by your emotions. Rather than passing by quickly, try staying quietly and observing.