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Gentle Meditation For Feeling Overwhelmed

by Georgia Clare

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guided
Activity
Meditation
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Everyone
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Sometimes life just feels like too much—too many thoughts, too many demands, and not enough room to breathe. This gentle, grounding meditation offers you a pause. A moment to soften the edges, reconnect with your breath, and lay down some of what you’ve been carrying. It’s not about fixing everything or figuring it all out. It’s about giving yourself permission to stop holding it all, even briefly. Through calming visualisation, steady breathing, and supportive affirmations, you’ll create a sense of inner spaciousness and return to what truly matters, one thing at a time. As the nervous system settles, clarity and calm can begin to re-emerge. Whether you’re feeling burnt out, overstimulated, emotionally tired, or simply human, this practice helps you slow down, recentre, and move forward with a little more ease.

MeditationOverwhelmRelaxationBreathingVisualizationAffirmationsSelf CompassionMindfulnessFocusOverwhelm ManagementSafe SpaceBody AwarenessBreath AnchorVisualization TechniqueAffirmation PracticeSingle Task FocusPresent Moment Awareness

Transcript

Welcome,

This is your time to step away from the noise.

When life feels like too much,

Too loud,

Too fast,

Too full,

This space is here for you.

Overwhelm doesn't mean you're weak,

It's your body and mind's way of asking for space and right now you're giving yourself that space and that matters.

Find a position that feels safe and supported,

You can sit or lie down.

Let your arms rest gently,

Let your jaw soften,

Let your shoulders drop and if it feels okay,

Gently close your eyes.

Take a slow deep breath in and let it go.

Notice your body being held by the surface beneath you.

Feel the weight of your head,

Your spine,

Your arms and legs.

You don't need to hold everything right now,

You don't have to figure it all out.

Let your breath be your anchor,

Inhale slowly through the nose,

Exhale through the mouth.

With each exhale,

Imagine releasing something,

Not everything,

Just one thing.

Picture a cup in your hands,

Full to the brim.

This cup holds all the things you're carrying,

To-dos,

Worries,

Responsibilities,

Decisions,

Emotions.

You don't need to drink from this cup right now,

You don't even need to hold it.

Visualize yourself placing it down gently,

With care,

Not throwing it away,

Just setting it down.

You're allowed to pause,

You're allowed to rest.

The world will not fall apart while you take care of yourself.

Let your breath guide this moment.

Now,

Let these affirmations land softly.

You can repeat them in your mind or just receive them.

I do not have to do it all at once.

I can choose one thing at a time.

I am allowed to rest without guilt.

My peace is not a luxury,

It's a priority.

It's safe to slow down.

Let each one gently replace the pressure with permission.

Let the weight lift,

Even just a little.

Now,

Ask yourself gently,

What is one thing I can do today?

Not everything,

Just one thing.

Don't force the answer,

Let it arise.

Maybe it's something you need to complete.

Or maybe it's something you need to let go of.

One thing is enough.

In this moment,

You are not behind.

You are simply here.

Present,

Breathing,

Reclaiming your pace.

Start to return to your body.

Notice your fingers,

Your toes,

Your breath.

Feel the support beneath you.

Take one last deep breath and let it go.

When you're ready,

Open your eyes gently.

You've created space.

Come back to this anytime the world feels too much.

Meet your Teacher

Georgia ClareFrance

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