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NSDR | Biohacking | 25 Minutes

by Sandhya Coyle

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guided
Activity
Meditation
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Everyone
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Struggling with insomnia or a restless mind at night? This 20-minute NSDR (Non-Sleep Deep Rest) journey is designed as a powerful bio-hack to reset your nervous system and restore balance. Guided by calming breathwork, a soothing full-body scan, and a gentle color visualization practice — all while supported by delta wave music to enhance your brain’s natural rest states. Delta frequencies encourage deep restoration and recovery, making this practice ideal for stress release, emotional reset, or simply giving your body and mind the chance to recharge. You may find your thoughts softening, your body unwinding, and a sense of calm clarity arising naturally. There is no right or wrong way to experience this NSDR — simply allow what comes, noticing your breath and resting in the stillness that follows. Best time to listen: Afternoon energy dips, helping you fall asleep at night, or anytime you need a powerful reset without sleep. Music by Music of Wisdom — Delta Frequencies

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Transcript

So body resting and knowing any time you need to move,

You can.

The most important thing is your comfort.

Feeling the earth beneath you.

The pillow beneath your head.

And feeling supported and held in this moment.

Watching the breath.

Flowing in.

And out.

Deepening the breath.

Inhale.

Exhale.

Inhale.

Exhale.

Continuing at that pace.

Slow and steady.

Every breath out.

Any weight you're carrying.

Releasing.

Inhaling fresh energy.

Exhaling,

Releasing.

And now seeing at the top of the inhale.

If you can hold for a moment.

And then release.

So there's that added pause.

At the top of the inhale.

Pausing.

And releasing.

No need to force.

Gentle breath.

And seeing if you can allow a pause as well.

At the end of the exhale.

So we have the inhale.

Pause.

And exhale.

And a pause.

Noticing there are four parts of the breath.

Keeping that breath for as long as you wish.

Bring your awareness to the top of the head.

Noting if there's any sensations there.

Or simply noticing the stillness.

Knowing thoughts may come and go.

And each time they do,

Return to my voice.

Bring the awareness down to the forehead.

To the space between the eyebrows.

And to the temples.

Can you sense any tiny movements in the eyes?

Take a breath in.

And a breath out.

Any tiredness.

Melting.

Allowing the breath to nourish you.

Awareness to the cheeks.

The nose.

The mouth.

And feel the subtle air.

Moving in.

And out.

As you breathe.

In.

And out.

And in.

Awareness to your ears.

Noticing any sounds.

Any distant sounds.

Any sounds in the room.

And perhaps even the sound of your own breath.

Each sound acts as a gentle wave of relaxation.

Guiding you further into rest.

Awareness to the mouth.

The tongue.

The roof of the mouth.

The lips.

The teeth.

And invite a softening into the jaw.

Awareness down to the neck.

The shoulders.

Breath in.

And as you exhale,

Shoulders letting go of anything that you've been holding.

Awareness to the right arm.

The elbow.

Lower arm.

Wrist.

And all the way down.

To the palms of the hands.

The fingertips.

Awareness to the left fingertips.

The palm of the hand.

Left wrist.

Lower arm.

Elbow.

Upper arm.

And left shoulder.

Awareness to the chest.

Watching the rise and fall with each breath.

Lungs expanding.

And releasing.

Awareness to my words.

As you feel the support of the surface beneath you.

Supporting your back.

Breath.

Breath in.

And exhale,

Allow the back to melt more deeply.

And to rest.

You feel safe and supported.

As you draw your awareness to the belly area.

Feeling gratitude for your digestive system.

Working quietly for you.

Breath in.

And away.

Notice as you breathe deeply.

Your belly rises.

And falls.

Sending gratitude to your digestive system.

Awareness to the left leg.

The knee.

And all the way down to the ankle.

Foot.

And toes.

And over to the right leg.

Down the upper leg to the knee.

Lower right leg.

Ankle.

Foot.

And toes.

Sending gratitude to your legs.

For carrying you through so many moments.

And for now they can soften.

They can rest.

Now imagining a color.

It might appear on its own.

Or choose one that feels comforting to you.

Imagine or just know that this color is entering.

Through the soles of the feet.

Traveling to the toes.

Back down the feet.

The front of the foot.

The back of the foot.

Traveling up the legs.

Swirling.

Balancing.

Harmonizing as it travels up to the knees.

To the upper legs and the hips.

Filling the digestive system.

Balancing.

Harmonizing.

Spreading across the lower back.

Your body receives this color.

As it travels up the spine.

To the middle and upper back.

Filling the lungs.

The chest.

The heart.

This color spreads across the shoulders.

Flows down the arms.

Into the hands and fingers.

And then rises back up through the neck.

The jaw.

Mouth.

Nose.

Ears.

Eyes.

Take a breath in.

And out.

As you allow this color to enter through all twists and turns of the mind.

Soothing thoughts.

Easing tension.

As it travels up to the crown of the head.

Completing a circuit of wholeness.

Body supported.

Breath steady.

Each cycle of breath a reminder.

You are safe.

You are held.

And you are enough.

You are safe.

You are held.

And you are enough.

Meet your Teacher

Sandhya CoyleKeynsham, Bristol, UK

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