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Here are 6 mindfulness breathing exercises to help you reduce stress, improve sleep, uplift mood, and boost brain performance. Check it now!

Settle into calm with this soothing anxiety meditation script, an affirmation practice for personal use or for guiding others. Download and use today.

Enhance peace of mind with this negative thoughts meditation script. A practice to help you relate to difficult thoughts with space, ease, and flow.

Lead others in a gratitude meditation for anxiety using this guided meditation script, which gently turns attention to what is going well in the present moment.

Quiet anxious thoughts with this compassion meditation script. Use this guided script for your own wellbeing or to support others develop theirs.

A short guided meditation script for letting go of anxious thoughts, picturing them as clouds or bubbles while you rest your attention on the breath.

Ease into calm with this guided breathing meditation for anxiety. Suitable for personal practice and professional mindfulness teaching.

Worry and regret keep us from the present, what if we just let them go? This guided meditation for worry uses visualization to help us return to the now.

Discover the space that exists behind your thoughts with this thought meditation for inner peace. Suitable for personal use and for mindfulness teachers.

Soothing Anxiety with Breath Awareness. A five-minute breath awareness practice that gives a worried mind one simple job to do.

Softening Anxiety by Grounding in the Present Moment. A guided practice for coming back from worry about the past or future to the breath and body.

Soothing Anxiety with Awareness. We’re not always aware of our own anxiety. The first step in feeling better is to notice what we’re feeling.

Easing Anxiety by Remembering Impermanence. All things change, including anxiety. A short guided reflection on how much has already changed in your life.

Feeling Strong and Confident. Allow yourself to feel strong and confident. When you begin doubting yourself, return back to the strong you.

Feeling Your Body and Mind as a Lake. To reduce anxiety, make yourself comfortable lying down on your bed or the floor, or wherever you can be comfortable.

Notice and Accept Your Body in the Present Moment. Be in your body fully and to get to know how it’s feeling right now with your attention and awareness.

Finding peace amidst our uncertainty is possible. Through mindful awareness – we can equip ourselves that will help us to manage the weight of the times.

Eight free mindfulness exercises for steadying the mind and body during COVID-19 or any uncertain, stressful stretch, plus tips for handling the news and staying connected.

7 Mindfulness Exercises for Relaxation. Exploring a variety of mindfulness exercises for relaxation can help us to truly feel what it means to be at peace.

Tony Robbins explains often, the conflicts we have, are between our conscious & unconscious mind, between our mind & our heart.

Shopping Mindfully. Within the busyness of shopping, this meditation activity gives you a setting to practice mindfulness when the store feels stressful.

Stopping Obsessive Thoughts About The Past. This mindfulness practice helps you see rumination patterns clearly, respond to them with patient understanding.

Understanding Your Emotions. This meditation script is designed to visualize emotions and understand them with their physical sensations & thought patterns.

7 Mindfulness Exercises for Relaxation. Exploring a variety of mindfulness exercises for relaxation can help us to truly feel what it means to be at peace.

7 Mindfulness Exercises for Relaxation. Exploring a variety of mindfulness exercises for relaxation can help us to truly feel what it means to be at peace.

Stress Relief with Breathing. This meditation helps to heighten our awareness of the effect of negative thinking. It explores the power of the breath…

Seven free mindfulness exercises for relaxation, plus a look at the relaxation response, what gets in the way of relaxing, and five simple habits that may help.

An estimated 264 million people live with some type of anxiety disorder. Mindfulness meditation can help. Here are 9 mindfulness exercises for anxiety.

In the conflict of desires to be well-informed vs. to stay sane, losing your focus is easy. Maintain your inner sanity through the practice of equanimity.

If you enjoy soothing sounds to meditate to, try our Chakra Seed Mantras Meditation Music. These chants, traditionally used for healing, focus on all 7 chakras.

Eight traditional mantras for deep inner peace, chanted to calm the mind. Use them as background music while you meditate, practice yoga or relax.

Is mindfulness the answer to all our prayers? Professor Mark Williams of the University of Oxford takes to our pulpit to explore the science behind it.

Eckhart Tolle on stepping out of constant thinking by coming back to the senses and the present moment.

An easy to follow mindfulness exercise for those who need help in eliminating anxiety from daily life and re-establishing one’s sense of calm.

This Guided Meditation for anxiety and detachment from over-thinking will help you be relaxed and concentrated through the day.
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Are you self-talking in the head? In this video, Eckhart Tolle says the key to stopping self-talk in the head is to have a glimpse of awareness.

Do you sometimes feel that you’re your own worst critic? In this guided meditation, Mark Coleman helps us understand how to stop the cycle of judgment.

Do you find yourself overthinking things? This guided meditation for anxiety and stress will help alleviate your tendency towards overthinking.

Minimize the pull of your worries by scheduling a daily worry time, allowing you to increase your control over where you direct your attention.

We are often caught up in a stormy sea of stress & anxiety. This mindfulness exercise will help you become the pebble that sinks beneath the chaotic waves.

A mindfulness exercise for examining the stories you currently believe about yourself, others, or the world, and noticing which ones may be limiting you.

A body scan practice that invites you to notice how each part of the body feels, as a way to ground yourself when stress has you in your head. Includes a free printable worksheet.

This practice offers five ways to build a sense of safety so attention can turn from outer threats toward inner wellbeing, with a note on when to seek more support.

This study suggests that interventions aimed at increasing mindfulness and self-compassion could potentially decrease functional disability in returning war veterans with PTSD symptoms.

A mindfulness worksheet for noticing the restless “monkey mind” and meeting it with curiosity and kindness.

Your mind has limitless space and capacity to accommodate virtually everything. It’s open like the sky, but it’s imbued, it’s filled with intelligence.

If you want to overcome jealousy, try these 3 ideas: determine where the feeling is coming from; remember your strength; love the person you’re with more.

Eckhart Tolle explains how anger management can help you manage expectations of myself, arguing that powerlessness is always behind anger.

Anxiety & depression impact millions of people. This guided meditation can help ease both by softening your tendency to overthink.

Meditating for anxiety isn’t easy. That’s why we created some useful tips and tools to bring mindfulness into your most anxious moments. Ever have one of those days? An earworm of worry wriggles into your head before your feet even hit the floor. You spill your hot coffee, which means you have […]

Mindfulness is for everyone. Listen to this audio meditation and join along with Tara Brach. Mindful Movement – Guided Exercises. [ai_playlist id=”196300″] Mindful Movement Guided Meditation, by Tara Brach: Two weeks of movements will do. I guess, as anything else, to practice our mindfulness, we start simply sitting, ___ upright posture. Allows you settle in […]

Big Mind Meditation, by Howard Cohn: I’d like to do a guided meditation, and you could call this Taking off the Training Wheels even though hopefully my voice will provide a little bit of support. But for this particular guided meditation, it’s helpful if you can find a posture that you can remain relatively still. […]

Brendon Burchard shares four ideas for dealing with jealous people while staying steady on your path. How do you handle the jealous people in your life, and can you stay grounded while you do?

This Journaling Mindfulness Exercise will guide you on how to reflect on some of the wonderful things that you are grateful for in the past day, few days, or week.

A guided sleep meditation with a delta binaural beat from PowerThoughts Meditation Club. The creators describe it as a calming bedtime ritual for people who struggle to sleep.

The i’s of your identity. This mindfulness exercise brings your thought to discern and know more about your identity. This activity increases awareness.

Recurring Thoughts: a free mindfulness worksheet to download as a PDF and work through at your own pace.

Why Are You Withholding?: a free mindfulness worksheet to download as a PDF and work through at your own pace.

Sizing Up Your Mechanical Reactions: a free mindfulness worksheet to download as a PDF and work through at your own pace.

Getting to Know the “I’s” You Identify With: a free mindfulness worksheet to download as a PDF and work through at your own pace.

Qoya is based on the idea through movement, we remember. We remember our essence is wise, wild and free. Using movement as metaphor and infusing movement with meaning, the words wise, wild, and free are not only archetypical energies that we all possess, but these words also draw reference to the movement forms we practice. […]
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