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Deep Sleep Meditation For Anxiety

by Dr Salone Goodman

Rated
5
Type
guided
Activity
Meditation
Suitable for
Everyone
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This guided deep sleep meditation is designed to help you unwind, let go of anxiety and stress and experience truly restorative sleep. Through slow, deep breathing, a relaxing body scan, and intentional focus on gratitude and relaxation, this track supports your nervous system to relieve anxiety and helps you fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer. Perfect for listeners dealing with anxiety, stress, or racing thoughts, this nighttime meditation invites peace, stillness, and emotional balance—so you can wake up feeling renewed and well-rested.

SleepMeditationAnxietyRelaxationDeep BreathingBody ScanGratitudeStressEmotional BalanceBreath AwarenessTension ReleaseSleep GuidanceGratitude Practice

Transcript

Welcome to this sleep meditation.

Please make yourself comfortable in a position that's restful and relaxed.

Take a nice,

Slow,

Deep breath in,

Deeper than you've taken all day.

And as you do,

Gently allow your eyes to close.

Breathing out,

Feel the wall of the air leaving your body.

Now,

Taking another deep breath,

Even deeper than the one before it.

And at the top of the breath,

See if you can notice the stillness that exists there.

And exhaling it out the bottom of the breath,

See if you can notice the stillness there as well.

And keep breathing this way,

Noticing this natural stillness that exists at the top and the bottom of your breath,

Allowing it to ground you into the present moment.

And using it to begin to still your energy.

And giving yourself permission right now to let go of everything else you are concerned with,

As there's nowhere else you need to be right now.

There is nothing else you need to be doing.

So,

Give your mind permission to wind down and rest.

And continue to take slow,

Deep breaths.

And as you do,

Feel the journey of your breath through your entire body.

Weaving in and out of every muscle and every cell from the top of your head.

All the way down to the tips of your toes.

Notice any places where you may be holding stress or anxiety.

Notice any areas that might be sore or tight.

And begin to breathe into them.

And feel your breath.

Unclench your jaw.

Open your palms.

And notice any other places in your body where you still may be holding tension.

And breathing into it.

To release it.

And giving that tension permission to let go.

Now,

Return your breath to its normal rhythm.

But keep your focus on it.

Allowing it to be your anchor as you drift into sleep.

Now,

We're going to set an intention for the kind of sleep we want.

As often,

We lay in bed worried about not getting enough sleep.

Or not getting good sleep.

But the more we focus on something,

Turns out the more we experience it.

So now,

We're going to avoid focusing on what we don't want.

And instead,

Right now,

I invite you to set a positive intention for the kind of sleep that you do want.

A sleep that's peaceful,

Restful,

And relaxing.

And really allow that intention to settle in.

Allow those feelings of restfulness,

Peace,

Relaxation,

To come up for you right now.

And as we move into the silent part of this meditation,

Remember a few things that happened today,

Or in the recent past that you're grateful for.

Perhaps,

It's as simple as being grateful for your health,

Your safety,

Or your willingness to take this time of self-care.

Take your time with each one.

And really give yourself the gift of sitting with that gratitude.

And allow that pleasant feeling to gently ease you down.

Closer to sleep.

Meet your Teacher

Dr Salone GoodmanLondon, UK

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