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Mindfulness Meditation For Mindful Eating

by Neha Prabhakar

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guided
Activity
Meditation
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Everyone
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Welcome to this mindfulness meditation track designed for mindful eating. In the next few minutes, you'll be guided on a journey to cultivate a deeper connection with your food. Through calming narration, you'll learn to engage your senses, observe your thoughts without judgment, and savor each bite with intention. This meditation aims to help you foster a healthier and more conscious relationship with eating, allowing you to fully embrace the present moment and enhance your overall well-being.

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Transcript

Hi,

Welcome to this mindful eating meditation.

Find a comfortable and quiet place to sit down.

This meditation is designed to help you cultivate awareness and appreciation for the experience of eating.

As you go through this practice,

Bring all your awareness and attention to the present moment and engage all your senses.

So let's first begin with taking a few deep breaths.

Close your eyes and let go of any tension in your body.

Inhale deeply through the nose and exhale through the mouth.

Take five deep breaths as I stay quiet for a few moments.

Now come back to your normal breathing and let your breath be normal and natural.

Now feel the weight of your body supported by the chair or cushion beneath you.

Allow your shoulders to relax,

Your jaw to unclench and your hands to rest comfortably.

Now imagine food in front of you.

Take a moment to observe its colors,

Shapes and textures.

Notice any aromas that might be present.

Take in the visual beauty of the food in front of you and as you pick up a piece of food,

Notice the sensation of touch in your fingers.

Bring the food to your nose and inhale its scent.

Take a moment to appreciate the aroma.

Now place the food in your mouth without chewing it just yet.

Feel the texture of the food on your tongue and notice any initial sensations or tastes that arise.

Now begin to chew the food slowly and intentionally.

Pay attention to the movement of your jaw and the changing texture of the food as you chew.

Notice how your taste buds react to the flavors as you continue to chew.

Allow yourself to fully experience the taste,

Texture and aroma of the food.

Try to bring a curious and non-judgmental attitude to the experience.

When you're ready,

Swallow the food with awareness.

Feel the movement of your throat and the sensations of swallowing.

Take a moment to reflect on the journey of the food from its source to your plate.

Consider the effort that went into producing and preparing it.

Feel gratitude for the nourishment it provides.

As you prepare to take your next bite,

Remind yourself to maintain this mindful awareness throughout the meal.

Eating is a gift and this practice allows you to fully savor and appreciate each moment.

And when you're ready,

Slowly open your eyes.

Take a moment to bring your awareness back to the present moment.

Carry this mindful awareness with you as you continue with your day,

Bringing a sense of presence to each eating experience.

Remember,

Mindful eating is about savoring the experience,

Being present and fostering a deeper connection with the food you consume.

It can help you develop a healthier relationship with food and a greater appreciation for the nourishment it provides.

Thank you.

Meet your Teacher

Neha PrabhakarNew Delhi, DL, India

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