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Healing Meditation To Let Go

by Sura Flow

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Learn to let go with ease. Do you have a hard time releasing past events or relationships? Do you play them over and over again in your head? Experience healing and become clear again. Practice compassionate awareness to return to your center.

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Transcript

I'm excited to share Compassionate Release with you.

It's a really simple way to let go of anything that's bothering you.

I'll be sharing with you a simple three-step process for Compassionate Release.

The three steps are first to identify what's bothering you to call it out.

Really call it out in your mind.

The more you're able to bring it to the surface of your awareness,

The easier it is to let it go.

That's the first step.

The second step is to practice Compassion towards yourself and the other.

The third is what I call Active Acceptance.

It's coming to terms with what's happened.

That's part of letting go.

I'm going to go into this a little bit more.

First,

I would like to start by asking you some questions.

What I love to do is combine meditation together with coaching by asking questions.

Let's start just with centering ourselves and taking a few breaths.

I'm going to ask you some questions and guide you through a sequence.

We'll come together.

Let yourself find a comfortable seat or you can also lie down if you're not able to sit.

Let's take a few breaths together.

Nice and easy,

Breathing in.

Then exhale,

Relaxing the entire body and releasing any stress or pent-up energy from your day.

Then taking another breath in and exhaling,

Grounding down to the earth.

Letting yourself have roots into the earth and coming into your center,

The center of your body,

The center of your being.

Being fully present in your body.

Imagine bringing all of your attention into your heart space.

Right there in the back of your heart,

Breathing in to the back of your heart.

Letting it open and soften and exhaling out through the front of your heart.

Just a gentle letting go.

We'll take two more breaths like that.

Breathing in,

Peace and breathing out,

Calm.

Letting yourself be anchored and centered in your heart.

Just be open to some of these questions.

Notice what comes intuitively effortlessly to the surface of your awareness.

No filtering.

You can feel and think anything you want.

Let this be easy.

Let it be relaxed.

The first question is,

What's bothering you?

Or what's been bothering you?

Anything that has been in your mind.

Maybe they're stories.

Stories of the past that include other people.

And it's anything that has been causing you stress or suffering,

Tension.

Just put it out in front of you.

You can see it in a bubble right in front of you.

So don't necessarily bring it all the way in.

Just become aware of what's been hard.

What has been hard.

How are you let down or upset,

Disappointed,

Sad?

So just noticing what it is and how it makes you feel.

And now let's bring in consciously compassionate awareness as we keep looking at this.

So same situation,

But let's just invite in the intention of compassion.

The intention of loving kindness.

And as you do that,

See if you start to even notice a shift.

Maybe feel a little bit more spaciousness or it's easier to breathe.

So first see yourself.

See yourself with compassion.

Knowing that you're suffering on some level.

There's a struggle that's there.

There's a tension.

But see if you can just see yourself.

And notice if it feels different now.

How do you feel now about it?

Is there still that same level of charge and energy,

Emotion?

Or has it shifted just a little bit?

Just noticing and breathing and being true to your own experience.

And let the mind take a backseat as you open your heart.

Open the awareness of your divine heart.

That has wisdom and truth.

That can hold a larger perspective.

Just keep connecting to this place within yourself.

And the next question is,

What do you need to let go of?

What would serve you?

And letting go.

What would serve you?

So this could be a belief.

It could be an expectation of someone else.

That they should be a certain way or think a certain way or whatever it might be.

What is it that you're learning to let go of that's causing you the suffering?

Whatever it might be.

If this person didn't acknowledge you or see you or do what you wanted.

Whatever it might have been.

What is the thing?

Is there a belief or a thought or a story that's there?

That would serve you in letting go.

Releasing the grip.

Releasing the hold and the tension.

Even if just for a few moments.

So I'd like you now to return back to what's been cycling in your mind.

Maybe it's a relationship or whatever it might be.

The thing that's been on your mind,

On your heart that caused you suffering.

Go back to that and just take a moment to return back.

Seeing it out there in that bubble space in front of you.

Just so there's a little bit of space and detachment that's there.

To create some neutrality in the perspective.

So when you go there and you think about what upset you about the situation.

So think about the thing that upset you.

Say to yourself,

Whether you believe it or not,

Just see what it feels like.

I accept that X,

Y,

Z.

So whatever the thing that bothered you about that situation.

About the person.

Just in front of it.

Say I accept that that's what happened.

Or that's who that person is.

Or that's where they're at.

I accept.

And just notice what happens when you put I accept in front of it.

Just for a moment,

Try it on.

And see if you feel a little bit of relief in that.

Just a little bit of that heaviness,

That tightness.

A little bit looser.

And take some breaths here.

Breathing into your heart.

Breathing into the space of compassionate awareness.

As we say,

I accept.

Sometimes when reality doesn't match what our mind thinks it should be,

We react.

So we have a reaction.

A negative reaction.

So anything that you have a negative emotion or thought that causes pain,

Tension,

Or suffering is a healing opportunity.

It's just an opportunity to see and relate from a new perspective.

To open up that space.

So when we experience something and it doesn't match what our mind thinks it should be,

Then it can cause us suffering because it didn't meet our demand or our expectation.

And it's possible even in spirituality that we have shoulds.

That should not be that way.

That should not happen.

People should not behave in this.

And so when they do something that doesn't match what we think should happen,

We can get hurt.

And we can feel sad and angry and disappointed.

So that's natural when that happens.

But it also doesn't serve us to stay stuck in a loop of suffering.

It doesn't serve us to point the finger or to blame.

So when we can begin to shine and radiate compassion towards ourselves and then extend it towards others,

It allows there to be some release.

So we're meeting what's hard with what's soft.

Meeting hardness with softness,

With kindness,

With love and acceptance and noticing how it shifts our inner landscape and experience.

So taking another few breaths into the heart space,

Clearing and centering.

Blessings and Namaste.

God Bless.

Meet your Teacher

Sura FlowSeattle, WA, USA

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Recent Reviews

Samuel

October 13, 2025

Thank you for the grounding and separation this practice inspired! It’s helped me to let go and accept what is 🙏🏻

Bria

August 29, 2025

My heart has never been this light before. Thank you!

Marian

April 24, 2025

I love the perspective shift as it’s been sorely needed regarding something I’ve been carrying for awhile. This helped me to see it differently, which I’ve desperately needed to do. Thank you!

Juan

December 12, 2024

Great meditation. Thank you. Very peaceful. There is no reason for a meditation to end with namaste.But it seems to be the trend now.

Jenn

September 28, 2024

Thank you - your voice was comforting and full of compassion ❤️

Lisa

August 15, 2024

Amazing! I will keep this meditation in my playlist to repeat whenever needed. Thank you for the release. 🙏🌷💜

Jen

June 30, 2024

Beautiful offering ♡♡♡ Thank you from my heart to your heart Namaste

Tracy

April 11, 2023

Compassion is so important and it really helped to look at a relationship that ended for me with compassion… it helped me anyway!!

Mina

January 27, 2023

Thank you so much! This was beautiful I feel relieved♥️

Laura

January 16, 2023

Namaste. insightful meditation

Gemma

March 14, 2022

Amazing, thank you Sura ❤️🙌

Sam

December 3, 2021

thank you so much for this

Juanita

June 6, 2021

Dear Sura, You bring ease to my inner landscape. Thank you.🙌🏾🌅🌻🧡

Janet

May 24, 2021

Exactly what I needed to listen to after a relationship ended. It was my decision but still finding it hard to let go. Janet

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