Body Scan Into Deep Peaceful Sleep

Melt into a gentle full body release with this calming Progressive Muscle Relaxation body scan practice for healing sleep. You’ll be guided to softly tense and relax different muscle groups, helping the body unwind layer by layer. This simple, grounding technique melts away physical tension, quiets the mind, and invites a deep sense of ease.

Perfect for easing stress, preparing for sleep, this practice supports you in reconnecting with your body in a kind and mindful way. Allow yourself to slow down, breathe deeply, and feel your whole body soften into peace.

Transcript

Welcome to this progressive muscle relaxation. Take a moment now to settle into a comfortable position, Either lying down or sitting with full support. Allow your body to soften into the surface beneath you. Let your eyes close gently and bring your attention to the natural rhythm of your breath. There is nothing you need to change, Nothing to achieve, Just arriving here exactly as you are. Take a slow breath in and a long easy breath out. Feel your body beginning to settle as if the exhale is smoothing everything inside you. Another slow breath in and a soft release out. Let your shoulders drop, Let your jaw loosen, Let your belly soften. Bring your awareness down to your feet now. Gently curl your toes, Just enough to feel the muscles activate. Hold for a brief moment. Hold. Feel the warmth spreading through your feet. Now draw your attention to your calves. Tighten the muscles slightly, Hold and let go. Hold. Notice the difference between tension and ease. Move to your thighs, Engage the muscles pressing them ever so gently into the surface beneath you and release. Let your legs grow heavy and relaxed. Heavy. Bring awareness to your hips and lower back now. Gently squeeze the muscles around your hips. Hold and soften. Now imagine the whole lower body melting into comfort. Shift your attention now to your belly. Draw the muscles in slightly, Hold and release. Let your breath flow freely again. Now your chest. Take a slow breath and expanding gently and exhale, Letting the chest soften and settle. Bring your awareness to your hands. Make a gentle fist, Just enough to feel the muscles engage. Hold and release. Feel your fingers lengthen and relax. Move to your forearms, Tense them ever so lightly. Hold. And engage the muscles there. Hold and release. Let your arms rest heavily by your sides. Let your arms rest heavily by your sides. Bring your attention to your shoulders now. Lift them slightly toward your ears. Hold. Feel the weight sliding down your back. Very gently press the back of your head into the surface beneath you. Hold. Let your neck be soft and support it. Bring your awareness to your face now. Hold. Tighten the muscles around your eyes and forehead just a little. Hold. And release. Let your forehead smooth. Now your jaw. Gently clench. Hold. And release. Let your tongue rest softly in your mouth. Your whole face is relaxed. Your whole body is relaxed. Take a slow breath in now. And as you exhale imagine a wave of softness moving from the top of your head down through your shoulders, Through your arms, Your chest, Your belly, Your hips, Your legs, All the way down to your feet. And let your entire body rest in this ease. Let your entire body rest in this ease. Letting the relaxation deepen with every exhale. Letting the relaxation deepen with every exhale. Calmly drifting. Let your entire body rest in this ease. Letting the relaxation deepen with every exhale. Calmly drifting. Calmly drifting.