Welcome to this present moment awareness meditation.
My name is Isra and we will be using the breath to anchor us into the present moment.
Begin by sitting down in a comfortable seated position with the spine upright,
Shoulders stacked on top of the hips and begin by relaxing your shoulders,
Your jaw,
Your ankles.
And so with the eyes closed,
Bring the awareness to the breath.
The breath coming in and the breath going out of the nostrils.
Again,
Breath coming in and the breath going out.
Bring all of your attention to the breath.
The full attention to the breath.
Feel the sensation of the breath as it comes in through the nostrils and the sensation of the breath as it goes out of your nostrils.
Bring all of your focus right to the entrance of the nostrils,
Just above the top lip.
Feel the sensation of the air coming in and the air coming out.
If the breath comes in long,
Then it's long.
If it's short,
Then it's short.
No need to worry about breathing deeply or in a short manner,
Just the breath as it is.
You are doing it perfectly right.
If the mind wanders onto thoughts,
Allow the thoughts to be there without resistance or judgments.
Allow them to drift away and return back to the breath.
If the mind wanders onto sensations in the body,
Don't resist those sensations,
But simply return back to the breath.
Breathing in and breathing out.
If the mind wanders onto the awareness of sound in your environment,
Don't try to block them out.
Just be aware of them and return back to the breath.
Breathing in and breathing out.
Breathing in and breathing out.
Remain vigilant,
Awake,
Watchful,
Alert,
Onto the breath.
Bring the spotlight of your awareness to the entrance of the nostrils.
Every part of your consciousness is there.
Breathe in and breathe out.
Remain awake,
Watchful,
And alert onto the breath.
Breathe in and breathe out.
If the perfect state of awareness of the breath is disturbed by a thought,
Sound,
Or sensation,
Return to the breath.
Everything breath,
Nothing but breath.
Now we sit in silence without further instruction and whenever the mind wanders onto something,
Simply return back to the breath.
You Breathing in and breathing out.
Breathing in and breathing out.
Breathing in and breathing out.
Breathing in and breathing out.
Now just keeping the eyes closed.
You can relax your concentration.
Taking the mind away from the breath.
Allowing the mind to be.
And allowing any sensations in the body to settle down.
And at your own time you can slowly open the eyes.