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Walking Meditation For Indoors & Outdoors

by Silas Day

Rated
4.4
Type
guided
Activity
Meditation
Suitable for
Everyone
Plays
261

A guided meditation that joins the concept of walking meditation and general mindfulness meditation. This guided meditation is perfectly fine to be done either inside or outside, wherever you have the space and comfort to preform it.

WalkingMeditationMindfulnessPresent MomentBody ScanCompassionPresent Moment AwarenessSensory AwarenessNon Judgmental ObservationMindfulness In Daily LifeEmotional AwarenessEmotionsIndoorsNon JudgmentOutdoorsSensesWalking Meditations

Transcript

Welcome to this guided meditation on walking meditation.

This practice helps to cultivate a deep sense of present moment awareness,

Allowing us to fully engage in the world around us while moving,

And to cultivate a sense of peace and well-being in our movement.

As we proceed,

Feel free to adjust your walking posture or however you're doing this meditation,

Ensuring that you're in a comfortable and safe place to walk.

It can be indoors or outdoors,

But it's important that it's a quiet and safe environment.

Begin by standing still for a moment,

Taking a few slow deep breaths and allowing yourself to settle into your surroundings.

As you begin to walk,

Allow your attention to be fully focused on the sensation of your feet touching the ground.

Notice the texture,

Temperature,

And feeling of the ground under your feet.

Allow yourself to fully embrace and experience this sensation without judgment and without attachment to the little arisings,

Judgment,

And negative self-talk that so often arises.

As you continue to walk,

Allow your awareness to expand to your body.

Notice the movement of your arms and your legs,

The rise and fall of your chest.

Observe any sensations you may be feeling,

Any areas of tension or discomfort,

And simply notice them and allow them to be in your gentle pace of walking,

Noticing the rising of a foot,

The movement of the leg,

And the placing down of a foot,

The rising of a foot,

The movement of a leg,

And the placing of a foot.

As you continue to walk,

Allow your awareness to expand to your surroundings.

Notice the sights,

Sounds,

And smells around you.

Observe the beauty and wonder of the world around you,

Allowing yourself,

To the best of your ability,

To immerse yourself in this very present moment,

Right here and right now,

On this lovely gentle walk.

As you continue to walk,

Allow your awareness to expand to your thoughts and emotions.

Notice any thoughts or feelings that arise in your mind,

Noticing them without judgment or attachment.

Simply observe them and allow them to pass like the clouds in the sky,

Or a breeze,

Once here and then past.

I'm going to give you a few minutes to enjoy this pleasant walking,

And in it,

Feel this present moment.

The warm or cool air,

The sun or the night sky,

Or simply the presence of being at home in your body,

Right here and right now.

As we conclude this meditation,

Allow yourself to fully embrace the sense of mindfulness that you have cultivated.

Recognize that this sense of mindfulness can help us to cultivate a deep sense of peace,

Well-being,

And compassion for ourselves and others.

Take a few slow,

Deep breaths,

Feeling the sense of calm,

Clarity,

And well-being that is present,

And recognize that walking meditation is a powerful practice that can be done anytime and anywhere in our everyday lives.

When you are ready,

Slowly and mindfully bring your walking meditation to a close.

Take a moment to stand still and notice how you feel before returning to your day with a sense of mindfulness and presence.

May you be well,

And may your practice of walking meditation continue to bring a deep sense of presence,

Clarity,

And well-being.

Thank you.

Meet your Teacher

Silas DayBentonville, AR, USA

4.4 (25)

Recent Reviews

Lala~Michelle

August 9, 2024

Wonderful, I appreciate this practice allows room to personalize it. The guidance is more focused on what it truly is.....a practice of mindfully "doing" something. This helps to build the capacity to bring mindfulness from a seated position towards how to incorporate it into daily living. There are appropriately timed pauses which helped me gain a greater sense of awareness of my body sensations and overall connection to my body. I have been working to expand my ability to do this and has been been challenging with seated practices. The guidance helped me notice when and where any sensations present themselves as well as thoughts, with judgement free awareness . An ideal and balanced mindfulnes practice. It has the added benefit of getting movement in. The prompts to connect and remain present in the body, environment and notice various aspects, including thoughts is paced nicely. With it concluding by grounding into the present space and moment at the end, it also helped me remain present after. 🙏🏼

CYNTHIA

January 31, 2024

Thank you for the walking meditation today. Provided a peaceful place for me to start my day.

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