
Acceptance Practice
Guided practice to ease anxiety and pain. Margie leads you through a pracitical exercise aimed at accepting rather than resisting which can release tension.
Meet your Teacher

Woy Woy, Australia

Guided practice to ease anxiety and pain. Margie leads you through a pracitical exercise aimed at accepting rather than resisting which can release tension.
Meet your Teacher

Woy Woy, Australia
Transcript
Acceptance practice. This is Margie, Founder and creator of Heartnicity. I'm going to lead you through a practice for developing acceptance. So sit quietly and close your eyes. Ensure you will not be disturbed and that you are warm and comfortable during the practice. Bring your awareness inside yourself and notice the points of contact your body makes with the surface underneath it. Feel your feet on the ground. Feel your back against the chair or mat. Feel your hands and notice where they are placed. Take a couple of long, Slow, Deep breaths. Now I want you to scan around your body and notice any tension in your body. What is the most intense sensation in your body right now? You may feel tension in more than one place, But for now just choose one and pinpoint the most intense sensation in your body. You might place your hand there or simply be aware of the sensation. Now silently to yourself answer the following questions. Exactly where is the sensation located? How deep inside your body is the sensation? Is it just under the skin? Is it deep inside? How deep? If you could give the sensation a shape, What shape would it be? Is it round, Square, Loose? Perhaps it's shapeless. Is it a hard shape or a soft shape? Exactly what kind of shape is it? And what kind of texture does this sensation have? Is it fluffy? Perhaps it's solid or feathery? Liquid? Metal-like? Perhaps it has no texture? And if this sensation had a colour, What colour would that be? Dark red, Pink, White, Black, Grey? Perhaps it's colourless. Take your time to identify the colour. And if you could give this sensation a score out of 10, What intensity is the sensation? If one is mild and ten is extreme, What intensity between one and ten would you give this sensation right now? Now I want you to scan your body once again. Notice any tension anywhere in your body. And what is the most intense sensation in your body right now? You may feel more than one place that feels tense. The most intense sensation may be in the same place or it could be somewhere different. Just choose one. Pinpoint the most intense sensation in your body. You might place your hand here or just simply be aware of the sensation. Now once again, Silently to yourself, Answer the following questions. Exactly where is the sensation? How deep inside your body is this sensation? Is it just under the skin? Is it deep inside? How deep? And if you could give the sensation a shape, What shape would it be? Round, Square, Loose, Hard or perhaps it's shapeless. Exactly what kind of shape is it? And what kind of texture does this sensation have? Is it fluffy, Solid, Feathery, Liquid, Metal like or perhaps it has no texture? What kind of texture does the sensation have? And if you could give the sensation a colour, What colour would that be? Red, Pink, White, Black, Grey or perhaps it's colourless. Take your time to identify the colour. And what intensity is this sensation? If one is mild and ten is extreme, What intensity between one and ten would you give this sensation right now? So for the last time, Scanning your body, Where is the most intense sensation located at present? Taking a moment to breathe into that feeling. Take a long inhale and a long exhale. Releasing the tension on the out-breath. Take another long breath in and exhale releasing, Offering some kindness and sweetness to the sensation. You can repeat this practice anytime you have a sensation you are resisting or if you want to build acceptance and release tension. Thank you and much love to you. Until next we meet. Thank you.
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Marie
January 9, 2025
Very helpful, thank you!
Alex
October 27, 2024
This was great! It really did help with the tension in my body! Thank you for creating it ❤️🩹
João
October 14, 2024
🙏🙏🙏🙏
Carrie
June 22, 2022
Exactly what I needed to accept the present moment and a painful sensation in my body. Went down from the intensity of and 8 to a 4-5. Gratitude!🙏
Therese
February 17, 2022
So gentle very grateful to have you keep me calm.
marietjie
October 13, 2021
Thany you, the effect was so surprising. I never knew that only by giving attention to pain, not resisting it, it actually softens! I wonder if this can also work in regards to general resistance towards life, tasks, etc?
Julie
January 14, 2019
Useful for moving the feeling of worthlessness I had woken with to a point where I could comfort myself and understand some of the sadness.
Veruschka
February 2, 2018
Astonishing how effective it‘s in supporting heaviness and the melting away...
Jessica
October 9, 2017
Wonderful acceptance practice to be mindful of the pain and relax into it, rather than repress and worsen it. Will add it to my routine.
Cate
September 23, 2017
Very pleasant practice thank you
Jennie
September 5, 2017
Very great helped me to focus less on tension and to relieve physical stress. Peaceful voice also.
Kate
July 11, 2017
Fell asleep twice, am accepting I'm not getting my way right now but I'm still pissed🌈☮☯☯🕉
Brittany
June 5, 2017
Very calming.....
Hannah
April 20, 2017
Amazing! It's like magic how describing and accepting the sensation allows it to soften and decrease in intensity.
silvana
April 17, 2017
Good and useful for working with anxiety. Thank you, I liked it a lot!
Robyn
April 14, 2017
Excellent! Thank you.
Nancy
April 5, 2017
Thank you very much! Really enjoyed it!
Christy
April 3, 2017
Love this. Great focus meditation. Allows me to focus on this and silence the mind rats. 😊
Iordana
March 30, 2017
This wAs really powerful for me. I have pain on my back all the time and after this it decreased of 50 %. Thanks a lot! ❤️
