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Power Nap Series 5: Soothe Emotions, With Music

by Amanda Penalver

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guided
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Meditation
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A 15-minute nap to soothe intense emotions, with music. This series offers you a selection of differently themed power naps to bring rest, calm, and comfort to your day, anytime you need a break. Music by Swami Madhuram

MusicRestCalmBreakBreathingBody ScanCompassionMindfulnessGroundingDeep BreathingSelf CompassionMindful AwarenessNappingPower NappingSoothing Emotions

Transcript

Welcome to this power nap.

Make your body really comfortable now closing your eyes and mentally repeating these words.

For this power nap I allow myself to feel exactly how I do in each moment putting aside any stories for now and being fully present with my feelings with kindness and compassion and I trust that my body will awaken in 15 minutes feeling calm and soothed.

Notice how you feel right now.

Perhaps there's a specific feeling or maybe no feeling in particular.

However you feel in this moment don't try to change it just feeling this whole moment just as it is.

Notice that your body is breathing and begin to let your breath deepen.

Inhaling right down into your belly and exhaling with a long and soft sigh.

Breathing in and breathing out.

Inhaling low and slow.

Exhaling just letting it all.

Deep breath in.

Long breath out.

Inhaling low and slow.

Exhaling with a long and soft sigh.

And now let your breath be natural.

Body breathing all by itself.

Let the weight of your whole body drop into the support beneath and let your body be held.

Whole body softening.

Tongue resting in the mouth.

Hinges of the jaw loosening.

Eyes softening right back.

The feeling behind eyes softening.

Feel where your head meets the pillow and let the weight of your head be held.

Shoulders sinking down.

Feel the sensation in the palms.

Let that feeling come to you.

Hips releasing their weight.

Fully embodied.

In the silent space that follows.

Be really kind to yourself.

Trusting that whatever's here is just as it should be.

There's nothing to work out or understand right now.

No meaning to be sought.

Let your body sleep if it wants to or simply rest in the compassionate space of just being.

Where every feeling is fully met and given space to be felt.

And now let your breath deepen again.

Taking a few more slow and low breaths.

Inhaling right down into your belly and exhaling with a long and soft sigh.

Breathing in and breathing out.

Really taking your time.

Slowing your breath.

Right down.

Feeling the breath as it moves and as you enjoy the simple pleasure of a few slow and low breaths.

Remember that you are not your feelings but the aware,

Peaceful presence by which all feelings are known and in which they come and they go.

It's time to wake up now.

Let your body move and stretch in whatever way it wants to now.

Returning to its wide awake state.

Grounded in being and ready to return to your day.

Thank you for joining me for this power nap.

Meet your Teacher

Amanda PenalverLondon, UK

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Recent Reviews

Leigh

January 7, 2025

Thank you Amanda. It's wonderful to have these tracks from your course easily accessible for all. This one was particularly good for me today. I do at times struggle with simply accepting how I feel without the need to fix anything. This nap helped me accept everything just as it is, while bringing me to the edge of sleep. Yet again I want to compliment your choice of background music. I loved the little bird chirps in the last few seconds. As always- deep blessings and grateful admiration. 💖🙏🙏 Amanda I needed a little soothing today and this meditation was indeed soothalicious! In the past I had a preference for practices with no end bell. However I've come to appreciate the value of the bell for reducing afternoon sleep inertia and associated post-nap grogginess. Nowadays I only use the non-bell practices when there is plenty of time to have a longer, deeper sleep/nap. So thank you for helping with this relatively new-found appreciation for end bells! Warm blessings and hugs ❤🙏 It was late afternoon when I was able to nap, so this length, with end bell was best. A bit extra anxious today, so this meditation was ideal. Love and gratitude 🙏 ❤️

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