Love Your Calm: Mini Meditations
Mini meditations to help you slow down and find your balance in this fast-paced world.
Feeling stressed, overwhelmed or a bit disconnected? You've found the perfect spot for mindfulness and self-care. If you're into personal growth or maybe just trying to reconnect with yourself, this award-winning podcast is for you!
Life can be hectic sometimes, and it often feels like there is no time to tend to your own needs. These quick and calming guided meditations can help calm anxiety, shift negative thinking, and help invite in more self-love and confidence. Most are around 8 minutes long, making them perfect for your busy day.
Meditation doesn't have to be intimidating. Anyone can do it. Join mental health therapist and coach, Hannah Castillo, as she guides you through these easy-to-follow sessions. Everyone is welcome, and no experience is necessary! Discover how a little mindfulness can help you find calm and reclaim inner peace.
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Love Your Calm: Mini Meditations
Calming anxiety meditation
Hello and Welcome!
This week's meditation will help you calm any anxiety you may be feeling.
This short guided meditation helps you to let go of any worries or tension you may be holding. It will leave you feeling relaxed and ready to return to your day. Feel free to return to this practice whenever you may be experiencing more anxiety or feeling overwhelmed.
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Hannah Castillo: Welcome to the Love your calm podcast, mini meditations to help you slow down and find your balance in this fast paced world.
Hello and welcome. My name is Hannah and you're listening to the Love your calm podcast. I'm so happy you decided to join me today.
This week's meditation is focused on calming anxiety.
In today's fast paced world, it's easy to feel overwhelmed by the demands and uncertainties we all face. Today's practice will help you pause, breathe and reconnect with yourself.
So let's get started.
Find a position that feels comfortable for you, taking any movements you may need to help you settle in. If it is comfortable for you, consider closing your eyes or maybe just soften your gaze.
When you are ready, begin to shift your attention to your breath.
Inhale completely filling your lungs and exhale slowly, letting go of any tension.
If you would like, consider placing one hand on your heart as you allow your breath to continue on its own, settling into its natural rhythm.
Breathing in a sense of peace.
Letting go of any worries.
Feel your heartbeat steady as you give your body permission to relax.
Allow your breath to soothe you. Comfort you.
As your thoughts begin to slow down and your mind begins to quiet.
You are safe here in this moment as you continue to feel the steady beat of your heart beneath your hand, the gentle rise and fall of your stomach with each breath, finding comfort in this sense of calm that exists within you.
Take one final round of breath, sealing in this practice, connecting with this calm. And when it feels comfortable for you, begin to bring your awareness back to the space around you. Take any movements you may need and slowly open your eyes. Take note of this feeling of relaxation, this sense of calm you have created.
Thank you for joining me today for this week's meditation. It means so much to me that you are here. Many of you have reached out to share your stories about how including meditation in your day is helping. Thank you. That's what the podcast is all about. I appreciate hearing every one of your stories. If you feel this practice was helpful, please leave a review if you are able. Every time someone leaves a rating or a review, it helps someone else find the podcast. So thanks for taking the time.
And as always, always, thank you for helping me to spread the word that including a few minutes of meditation in your day really can make a difference.
Until next week...
