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Post Yoga Savasana Meditation

by Bianca Carmen Schulz

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4.2
Type
guided
Activity
Meditation
Suitable for
Everyone
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A short meditation practice in Savasana, that can be done at any time but specifically after a yoga practice. Finding moment of full body relaxation, awareness of breath, and focus of the mind. Find moments of grounding, centering, and presence.

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Transcript

Lying down completely with the whole spine on the floor.

Feet are comfortable distance from each other.

You can straighten the arms next to the body with the palms facing up in a gesture of surrender.

And allow the eyes to drift closed if they haven't already.

Feel that heaviness in the entire body as you start to bring your body to stillness.

As you center your breath,

Feel how this buzz of energy we've created move through the body.

Feel how the nerves and the muscles are alive.

Every cell of your being.

Feel how the brain is awake but at ease at the same time.

And this is your time now to completely let all of that go and sink into the most relaxed state you can be.

Release all that activation.

Surrender to the Shavasana.

If you find yourself being overwhelmed by the thoughts that might be swimming around in your mind,

I just encourage you to come back to the breath.

Observe and notice your breath as you inhale and as you exhale.

Ready.

I invite you now to think of your intention and repeat that intention to yourself mentally,

Maybe once or twice.

Once doing so,

Releasing the intention,

Detaching from it like we try to do with all our other thoughts.

And trusting the guidance of that intention.

There's absolutely no rush.

Take all the time you need for wanting your Shavasana.

Take an extra few moments if it feels your call to do so.

And when and if you are ready to come out of it,

Just gently wake the body up.

Rubbing the fingertips together,

Wiggling the toes.

Just introducing some micro-movements into the body.

And keeping the eyes closed by rolling over to any side.

You can gently press yourself up.

In a comfortable seated position in the middle of the mat.

Some easy cross-legged positions,

Sitting up nice and tall.

We inhale the arms together.

All the way up.

Facing the palms together.

Exhale,

Thumbs to the sternum.

Anjali Mudra.

And take a moment to thank yourself.

Thank your practice.

Thank your body and your breath.

What it did for you now and what it does for you in every other moment.

And from me to you,

Thank you so much for joining me.

Have a beautiful day further.

Namaste.

Meet your Teacher

Bianca Carmen SchulzCape Town, WC, South Africa

4.2 (9)

Recent Reviews

Gabs

February 29, 2024

Very good to listen and participate right after I’ve done my yoga.

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