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The Whispering Grass

by Zoey Neufeld

Rated
4.8
Type
guided
Activity
Meditation
Suitable for
Children
Plays
121

The Whispering Grass is a soothing bedtime story where children rest in a peaceful prairie field, listening to the gentle rustle of grass telling stories in the wind. Each whisper brings calm, comfort, and a feeling of being connected to the quiet world around them. This meditation helps little ones slow down, listen deeply, and drift into sleep with a quiet heart.

Bedtime StorySleepNatureRelaxationSelf LovePrairie VisualizationNature Sounds ImagerySelf Love Affirmation

Transcript

Lie back,

Sweet one.

Let the day melt away.

Take a deep breath in.

And let it go like a soft sigh.

Imagine you are lying in a gentle prairie field.

Green grass swaying all around you.

It's not too hot.

Not too cold.

Just right.

The sky above is wide and quiet.

And the air smells like warm earth and sunshine.

Now listen.

Can you hear it?

The grass is whispering.

Swish,

Sway.

Each blade has a story to tell.

One tells the tale of a grasshopper that sings lullabies.

Another shares a story of a cloud that turned into a kite.

Another hums a soft,

Sleepy tune.

The wind carries their whispers right to your ears.

They tell you how loved you are.

They tell you it's safe to rest.

They remind you the whole prairie is here,

Holding you gently like a soft,

Grassy blanket.

Breathe in quiet.

Breathe out the busy.

Let the stories of the prairie grass fill your dreams tonight.

Good night,

Sweet one.

Meet your Teacher

Zoey NeufeldAcme, AB T0M 0A0, Canada

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