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Inner Serenity Paves The Way For Restorative Sleep

by Jacqueline MamaJ Hollows

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guided
Activity
Meditation
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Everyone
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Explore how nurturing your inner world can lead to deep, restorative sleep with our reflective session focused on inner serenity. Through thoughtful quotes, personal stories, and guided reflections, this session helps you understand the profound connection between inner calm and outer rest. Ideal for anyone looking to embrace peace within and experience better sleep and overall well-being. Find the rest of the series in the Playlist, Sleep, in my profile.

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Transcript

Welcome to this series of Reflection Tracks.

In this series,

I'll talk about sleep in a different way and create space for insight and reflection for you so that you can see something new.

Believe me,

I understand how debilitating lack of sleep can be and I want you to know there is a way through because a quiet mind is your default state.

So make yourself a little more comfortable.

Leave everything behind.

Let go of expectations.

Let go of judgement.

There's nowhere to go.

Nowhere you need to be.

Allow yourself the gift of these few moments.

If you feel comfortable to do so,

Close your eyes or lower your gaze.

Let your breathing fall into a deep rhythmic pattern.

There's nothing to attend to.

Nothing to do.

Nowhere to be.

Inner serenity paves the way for deep restorative sleep.

Nurture your inner world for outer rest.

Take a moment to let this quote gently settle into your mind.

Inner serenity paves the way for deep restorative sleep.

Nurture your inner world for outer rest.

Feel the words as they resonate within you,

Reaching the depths of your consciousness.

What does it mean to you?

How does it make you feel?

As you wonder about this,

Think about the state of inner serenity.

What does it look like?

Feel like?

How does it manifest in your life?

Are you spending your days busy-minded and frustrated?

Allow yourself to explore these feelings without judgement or pressure.

Take a deep breath and let yourself sink into the experience of inner calm.

Where in your life do you see this to be true?

Where have you noticed that when you are at peace within,

Your outer world,

Including your sleep,

Improves?

Let your mind wander through your experiences and memories.

Perhaps there was a time when a peaceful day led to a restful night's sleep,

Or when a nightly routine helped you sleep better.

Reflect on these moments and allow their significance to unfold.

Now,

Consider whether you are resistant to this idea.

Are there thoughts or feelings that oppose the notion of inner peace affecting your outer rest?

If so,

Acknowledge them with kindness and curiosity.

Understanding this resistance can be a powerful step towards transforming it.

It's okay to feel uncertain or sceptical.

These feelings are natural and can lead to a deeper understanding and growth.

If it pleases you,

Take a few moments to journal about these reflections.

Writing can help to clarify your thoughts and bring deeper insights.

It's also valid just to relax and listen to the music.

Our aim is toward a quieter mind.

I'll give you a little bit of time to write or reflect.

Let me share a personal story to illustrate the meaning of this quote.

There was a time in my life when stress and anxiety were constant companions.

My days seemed filled with worries and my nights were restless,

Filled with tossing and turning.

I rarely felt truly rested.

I realized that my inner turbulent world was directly affecting my ability to find restful sleep.

Determined to change this,

I began to nurture my inner serenity.

I took time to breathe during the day.

I took time to look at nature,

To step outside and breathe in fresh air.

Occasionally I would do a 10-minute yoga during the day.

I just found ways of taking time out from the busyness of my life.

As my inner world became more serene,

My sleep improved.

I started to experience deeper,

More restorative rest.

Which actually in turn positively impacted my daily life.

I had more energy,

More focus and more contentment.

The connection between my inner serenity and outer rest became undeniable.

Reflect on this story and see if your understanding of the quote has deepened or shifted.

Do you now see its relevance in a different light?

Would you consider how nurturing your inner world can pave the way for outer rest in your own life?

Imagine the possibilities if you were to prioritize your inner peace and how it could transform not just your sleep but your overall well-being.

Please don't worry if you can't see anything new right now.

You've already opened your mind to new possibilities and insight will follow in time.

If you feel called to go deeper into this practice,

Consider exploring my course Awakening Intuition for Busy People.

Listening to this can help you tune into your inner guide and recognize when you need to rest.

By cultivating this awareness,

You can achieve the peaceful mind that leads to peaceful sleep.

The course will help you to nurture your inner tranquility even amidst a busy life.

Take a deep breath and as you exhale,

Feel the tranquility within you.

May you carry this sense of peace with you as you move forward in your day,

Knowing that nurturing your inner world is the key to a restful and fulfilling life.

Lots of love.

Meet your Teacher

Jacqueline MamaJ HollowsRugby CV23, UK

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