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Letting Go Of Overthinking

by Mariana Oyaga

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Meditation
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As the world spins ever faster, a quiet call echoes through our days—the call to pause, to unburden the mind, to find softness amid the noise. This meditation gently guides you home to stillness, soothing the restless thoughts and inviting a return to the present.

OverthinkingMeditationMindfulnessBreath AwarenessBreathing TechniquesThought ObservationGroundingSelf CompassionBody ScanCounting BreathGrounding ImageryMindfulness Of Thoughts

Transcript

As the world spins ever faster,

A quiet call echoes through our days.

The call to pause,

To unburden the mind,

To find softness amid the noise.

This meditation gently guides you home to stillness,

Soothing the restless thoughts and inviting a return to the present.

Find a comfortable seat or settle into the earth,

Allowing your body to be just as it is.

Close your eyes.

Feel the pull of gravity anchoring you here.

Let your hands rest where they feel at ease.

There's nowhere you should be but here.

Take a slow,

Gentle breath in through your nose and let it flow out softly through your mouth.

Notice the wave of air,

Cool as it enters,

A little warmer as it leaves.

Let's allow the breath to become our anchor.

With each inhale,

Softly think,

Here.

With each exhale,

Now.

Feel each breath as a permission to pause,

To belong,

To settle into yourself.

Begin a simple counting breath to bring calm and space to the mind.

Breathe in for the count of four,

Letting the air feel you.

Hold for a gentle pause,

Just two beats.

Exhale slowly for six counts,

Like a river releasing its flow.

Inhale two,

Three,

Four.

Hold one,

Two.

Exhale two,

Three,

Four,

Five,

Six.

Continue this gentle cycle,

Noticing how inhaling brings fresh energy.

Exhaling melts away the tension.

Allow your breath to return to its normal rhythm.

Now picture each thought,

Those worries,

Lists,

Unfinished words,

Drifting above you like small passing clouds.

You don't need to chase them,

Fix them,

Or gather them in.

Just let each one appear,

Float,

And dissolve.

Notice how some clouds linger a little longer,

Others fade on the breeze.

Acknowledge them,

Whispering kindly,

I see you.

Then invite them on the next exhale to drift away,

Floating farther with every breath.

If your mind tugs at a cloud,

Gently return your attention to the breath.

Inhale here,

Exhale now.

Bring your focus down into the shoulders,

The chest,

The belly.

Notice if you're holding on anywhere.

Allow your next breath out to melt away tightness,

Softening you from the inside.

Feel your feet or sit bones connect with the ground.

Imagine roots,

Subtle but strong,

Growing down,

Grounding you in steadiness no thought can disturb.

If another thought cloud drifts in,

I should be doing,

What if?

Welcome it kindly,

Let it float.

Return to the earth beneath you,

To the easy rhythm of your breath.

Rest for a few quiet moments in this gentle space.

Feel the mind clear,

The body soft,

As if you are opening a window to let fresh air sweep through.

Trust that whatever you've let go of will find its own place,

Its own timing.

You are allowed to rest.

If you'd like,

Place a hand over your heart or belly,

Feeling warmth and presence.

Repeat quietly,

I am here.

I am enough.

I let go.

When you are ready,

Bring tiny movements into fingers and toes.

Notice the peace that lingers,

Like the hush after rain.

Gently blink your eyes open,

Carrying stillness with you into the rest of your day.

You have let kindness clear a little space in your mind.

May your steps carry that ease,

One soft breath at a time.

Meet your Teacher

Mariana OyagaMedellin, Antioquia, Colombia

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