Ten Stars, A Practice In Gratitude
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Ten Stars, A Practice In Gratitude

by Alexander Lojan

Rated
5
Type
guided
Activity
Meditation
Suitable for
Everyone
Plays
2

This is a gentle gratitude practice built around a simple image. You settle into stillness with a slow breath, then imagine a vast, quiet space opening behind your forehead, filled with countless stars. Rather than trying to take in everything at once, you focus on just ten of them, one at a time, each one representing something in your life you are grateful for. There is no pressure to find something profound. Simple, ordinary things count just as much as anything else. By the end, you are invited to carry that quiet sense of gratitude back into your body and into the rest of your day, rather than leaving it behind once your eyes open. This practice works well at any time of day and does not require any prior meditation experience.

GratitudeVisualizationBreathingBody ScanMindfulnessGratitude PracticeVisualization TechniqueBreath ControlMindfulness Breathing

Meet your Teacher

Alexander Lojan

Düsseldorf, Deutschland

Meet your Teacher

Alexander Lojan

Düsseldorf, Deutschland