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Short Mindfulness Meditation For Beginners

by Angelo Idrovo

Rated
4.5
Type
guided
Activity
Meditation
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Everyone
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Welcome to this brief meditation, guided to inspire a mindful focus on the breath. Beginning with a brief introduction to mindfulness meditation, this will gently guide the awareness of your breath through simple breathing instructions. Accompanied by a relaxing and enjoyable lo-fi beat, this will be an easy intro to meditation for beginners. Music: Solitude Musician: Rook1e

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Transcript

If you are not already doing so,

Find a comfortable chair to sit on.

Sit comfortably upright with your feet placed on the ground and your hands resting on your lap.

Relax.

As you get more comfortable,

Close your eyes and listen to these words.

There are many forms of meditation as well as reasons as to why people meditate.

This guided meditation will be teaching you mindfulness meditation,

Which is the act of just sitting back,

Relaxing and being aware of the breath.

Through the mindful awareness of the breath,

We will be able to create some space in our mind by not resisting,

Restricting or consciously creating thoughts,

But instead just allowing thoughts and emotions to pass by as we focus on the breath.

I invite you to think of your mind like a clear blue sky and the thoughts and emotions that pass through as clouds just floating by.

You don't need to stop or follow the clouds,

Just let them go.

And when the mind starts to drift away with a particular cloud,

As it tends to do,

No worries,

Just gently bring the attention back to the breath.

Now take a moment to notice the sounds around you.

Notice the feeling of your clothes,

The surface below you,

And any other sensations you may feel on your skin.

Notice the breath.

And as you notice the breath,

Notice the rising and falling sensations of your stomach and chest.

You don't have to breathe in any particular way,

Just notice the natural rise and fall of the breath.

Notice the inhale.

Where do you feel the inhale most?

In the nose,

In the throat,

In the chest,

In the stomach.

Slowly and gently placing awareness on the inhale.

Now placing awareness on the exhalation.

Where do you notice the exhale most?

Just noticing the exhale.

Now noticing both the inhalation and exhalation of the breath.

Now bringing the attention back to the physical sensations of your body,

The body on the seat beneath you,

The clothes touching the skin,

Noticing the sounds around you.

And when you're ready,

Gently opening the eyes.

Meet your Teacher

Angelo IdrovoBurlington Township, NJ, USA

4.5 (161)

Recent Reviews

Sharif

May 17, 2023

Very calming voice wonderful low fire chill hip hop music was playing I really appreciate it the talk about noticing our breath instead of focusing on our breath

Ed

July 3, 2022

Nice!

Allie

June 14, 2022

Loved that. Really allowed me to drop into my body. Thank you 💕

Daisy

April 7, 2021

Loved it! Very relaxing and calming! Excited for more of your meditations ✨

Jonathan

December 24, 2020

Love the hip hop beat, too!

Orsi

December 23, 2020

Nice and simple. Thank you!

Melanie

December 23, 2020

Honestly, I feel so grateful for being able to listen, and be present with Maya’s guided meditation! It was the best meditation I’ve done in a while! Thank you! I’m looking forward for more!

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