Meditation helps You to See and Embrace the Wonders of All Life
The Inner child is a term used in psychology to describe an aspect of a person’s psyche as though it were a separate being. It lies beneath the layers of adulthood that mask the innocence and clarity with which a child views the world. The Inner Child is often used as a means of addressing emotional memories stemming from childhood and connecting to the child within can help guide you to speak from your heart and the source of truth.
The following Guided Meditation is a means of rediscovering the dreams held by a child, exploring a child’s view of looking at the world through wondrous eyes, and remembering hopes and dreams that will help you find your passion.
Before you enter into your meditation, create an appropriate environment or sacred space by lighting a candle. See yourself sitting in a safe place surrounded by the light of the sun. Feel its warm embrace nurturing you.
Guided MeditationSit in your chosen seated position for meditation with your back supported and the spine as straight as possible. Sit in as upright a position as you are able with your hands in a relaxed manner by your sides or on your lap. The feet are placed with the sole of the foot flat on the ground.
If you are sitting on the floor, choose your most comfortable seated position. If you are able, try placing the heel of one foot in front of the ankle of the other foot without discomfort and maintain this position for the length of time of the meditation.
The hands are relaxed and resting either on your lap or by your hips.
With the eyes gently closed, begin your meditation.
Inhale slowly and begin to notice your breath. Exhale slowly and steadily.
And continue.
Breathe steadily into the base of the lungs, feeling the belly rise gently. Exhale and release the breath in a steady stream.
Never force the breath.
And continue, concentrating on keeping each breath of equal length; breathing slowly in, exhaling slowly out.
Draw awareness to the breath until the breath is slow steady and rhythmical
If the flow of the breath is uneven, make any adjustments necessary to maintain a steady breath.
Keep your body and inner focus relaxed.
With each lengthened exhalation feel the body relax even further, staying focused only on the rhythmic flow of the breath. Feel the facial muscles relax, the shoulders drawing down and away from the ears.
With each controlled inhalation fill your body with the energy of your breath.
With the exhalation feel the arms relax, releasing further away from the body.
Feel loved and safe, surrounded by the love from the light.
Continue with this technique until you feel extremely relaxed.
See you Inner Child sitting beside you.
Hold onto your Inner Child’s hand
Feel the warmth of the hand and the embrace of the light
Hold your Inner Child to you and let your heart open
Feel light and love envelop both of you
Listen to anything that your Inner Child has to say
Tell your child that you hear what they are telling you and that you love them
Spend as long as you need to, listening to anything that you hear or experience.
All obstacles melt away
Feel joy and happiness and that life is good
Continue to hold your Inner Child as you embrace life together
Let the child dissolve into the light while you remain surrounded by the light.
Feel renewed and aware of all that life has to offer.
Draw on the energy of the light at any time.
Animals Live in the Present and Seize Moments to Play
Delight in the basic joys of life; a sunset, birds flying, colors on tree bark, the feel of grass between your toes, a refreshing drink.
Let yourself laugh and play more without fear of what others may think.
Balance work, rest and play.
See life for the precious gift that it is.
