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Sleep Meditation: Moving Through Fear

by Mary Ann Rose Freeth

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In this meditation, we will explore the concept of fear and how we can move towards it and through it. Fear is a natural part of being human, but sometimes it holds us back from experiencing the fullness of life. By acknowledging and embracing our fears, we can find the courage to overcome them and grow. This meditation is ideal to experience at bedtime, as there is no talking at the end. The music simply fades away as you drift into a peaceful sleep. Background Music: Into the Deep, Quiet Seas Edition (Delta) by Christopher Lloyd Clarke. For the best experience, headphones are recommended.

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Transcript

Find a quiet space where you can sit or lie down comfortably.

Allow your body to relax completely,

Take a deep breath in and as you exhale,

Release any tension or stress you may be holding onto.

Allow your mind to settle into a state of calmness and tranquility.

Today we will explore the concept of fear and how we can move towards it and through it.

Fear is a natural part of being human,

But sometimes it holds us back from experiencing the fullness of life.

By acknowledging and embracing our fears,

We can find the courage to overcome them and grow.

Begin by bringing your awareness to any fears that may be present within you.

Notice the sensations that arise in your body when you think about these fears.

Is there a tightness in your chest,

A knot in your stomach or tension in your muscles?

Take a moment to observe these physical sensations without judgment.

Now imagine yourself standing at the edge of a vast ocean.

The ocean represents the unknown,

The place of your fears.

Take a deep breath and feel the cool,

Salty air filling your lungs.

As you exhale,

Let go of any resistance or hesitation you may feel.

In your mind's eye,

Visualize your fear as a small boat anchored just beyond the shore.

This boat represents the fear that holds you back.

Take a moment to observe its size,

Shape and color.

Notice any emotions that arise as you gaze upon it.

With each breath,

Summon the courage within you to step into the water.

Feel the coolness of the ocean gently caressing your feet as you take your first step.

As you move deeper into the water,

Notice how the fear boat begins to sway and rock,

Causing ripples in the water around it.

Continue moving forward,

Allowing the water to rise up to your waist.

With each step,

Feel your fear diminishing,

As if the water is washing away its power over you.

As you approach the boat,

Notice any resistance or hesitation that arises within you.

Take a moment to acknowledge these feelings,

But do not let them deter you.

With a final surge of courage,

Climb aboard the fear boat.

Feel the uncertainty and discomfort that comes with facing your fears head on.

Allow yourself to sit with these emotions,

Knowing that they are temporary and will eventually pass.

As the boat begins to drift away from the shore,

Feel a sense of liberation and empowerment wash over you.

You are no longer held captive by your fears,

Instead you are navigating through them,

Embracing the unknown with an open heart and mind.

Now,

Take a moment to reflect on this experience.

Notice how it feels to move towards your fears rather than running away from them.

Notice the growth and transformation that come from facing your fears head on.

Carry this newfound courage and willingness to move through fear with you as you navigate the challenges of life.

Remember,

Fear is not an obstacle,

It is an opportunity for growth and self-discovery.

Meet your Teacher

Mary Ann Rose FreethGrand Manan, NB, Canada

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September 6, 2025

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