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January 22, 2024

Healthy and purposeful boundaries are essential for our well-being. In this guided meditation for boundaries, visualization is used as a tool for cultivating our sense of personal boundary. It is a practice suitable for all ages - and for children, it can help them to explore what it means to have boundaries.

This script can be helpful in painting a picture of boundaries so children can develop their understanding of this concept. It can help all of us to honor our needs, developing self-care and integrity around our inner landscape. Ultimately, it is a practice for developing inner strength, resilience, and self-nourishment.

  • Practice Time: Approx. 10 minutes
  • Purpose: To build healthy boundaries
  • May Help With: Self-Care, Self-Respect, Inner Strength
  • Practice Level: Beginner
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Here’s a Sample of the “A Meditation for Boundaries: Imagining Your Inner Land” Guided Meditation Script:

Your inner land

This guided meditation is for helping you build healthy and purposeful boundaries.

When you make a healthy boundary for yourself then things that sometimes have hurt you in the past will not be able to reach you anymore.

Boundaries give to as well by providing some life essentials.

So, let's begin as we always by breathing together.

Take 5 deep breaths now with me to oxygenate your body, and all of its systems.

As you feel the weight of your body and how it presses down, make sure that your spine is completely straight, and your posture exudes that you are confident.

Gently close your eyes increasing your ability to focus.

As you breathe easily and gently you feel safe and relaxed, my voice guiding you is like a beacon of light through the darkness.

As the sun rises you see you are standing in beautiful lush green grass and there is a small house that you've built by hand in the middle of it.

meditation for boundaries, A Meditation for Boundaries: Imagining Your Inner Land

This house represents you and all the work that you put into yourself and the grass represents the world outside of you.

You decide that it would be good to plant some trees and some shrubs so that these plants will aid in protecting you from harm, and they also benefit the world.

For example, a Raspberry bush is very spiky and dense, yet it gives a bounty of fruits for us to enjoy and be nourished by.

If you plant many in a row, they will protect you as well as a tall electric fence, but this plant also gives.

It serves two purposes.

When you plant tall trees, they will protect you from harsh winds if placed in a way that is good through all of the seasons.

Tall trees supply us with the most oxygen therefore they are giving while also protecting.

The trees also serve many purposes here.

How to Use the Meditation for Boundaries Script

This guided meditation for boundaries can be used for personal growth or to support others. Consider the following ideas for incorporating this script into your life or for sharing it with others:

  • Record yourself reading this script and listen to it for your own benefit. 
  • Read through the script a few times. Then, practice from memory to nurture your inner landscape.
  • Help your child or children explore the concept of boundaries by leading them through this practice. Start a conversation with them about what boundaries are and why they’re important.
  • Host a workshop on self-care and use this practice to explore the importance of boundaries.
  • Record this meditation and share it with your email list or social media followers.

Conclusion

Having healthy boundaries is important for all of us, but we’re not always sure of what that means or looks like. This guided meditation for boundaries can help paint a picture for us, turning our inner world into a well-tended garden. Explore this practice for yourself or share it with others and watch what blooms within.

About the author 

Sean Fargo

Sean Fargo is the Founder of Mindfulness Exercises, a former Buddhist monk of 2 years, a trainer for the mindfulness program born at Google, an Integral Coach from New Ventures West, and an international mindfulness teacher trainer. He can be reached at [email protected]

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