Sit In Your Silence

13:10

13:10

Sit In Your Silence

by Kristina Vesovic

Rated

2

Type

guided

Activity

Meditation

Suitable for

Everyone

Plays

3

A gentle guided meditation to help you slow down, soften the noise, and reconnect with yourself through silence and mindful presence. In this practice, we move slowly through the body, noticing sensations, relaxing tension, and returning again and again to the breath as an anchor. A space to simply sit, listen, and be with what’s here. This meditation is for moments when life feels overwhelming, noisy, or mentally busy — a chance to pause and come back to stillness.

Meditation Relaxation Mindfulness Breath Awareness Body Scan Grounding Silence Emotional Awareness Stillness Grounding Technique Shoulder Relaxation

Meet your Teacher

Kristina Vesovic

Bas-Rhin, Grand Est, France

Meet your Teacher

Kristina Vesovic

Bas-Rhin, Grand Est, France

Transcript

Welcome to your guided meditation. Get comfortable in a seated position of your choice with your hips higher than your knees and a tall natural spine. Rest your hands wherever they naturally fall and gently close your eyes or soften your gaze. Begin by feeling your body on the floor. Feel the ground holding you. Take one slow breath in and one slow breath out. Breathing in breathing out in Just here with this breath let it anchor your attention. This is your home base. The place you return to whenever the mind pulls you away. Now you will move slowly your attention downward, Consciously relaxing and softening each part of your body. Soften your eyes relax your face unclench your jaw let go of any tension and bring your attention to your shoulders notice what you feel there the sensations that are present their size their shape their quality no need to change anything just noticing and allowing let the shoulders relax allow your arms to feel heavy hands resting easily fingers soft and pause here for a moment feel your hands maybe pulsing tingling any sensation bring your attention to the chest breathe into this space feel the chest gently opening and as you exhale soften the heart and upper back opening as you breathe in softening as you breathe out move your attention to your belly and lower back and feel your belly rise and fall with each breath let this area soften shift your attention to the hips and pelvis feel your lower body supported by earth allow this support let the legs feel heavy relaxed all the way down into the feet notice the feet any tingling, Warmth, Coldness numbness now feel the body all at once one field of sensations warmth pressure, Pulsing tightening softening, Vibrating sit with what is here even if it's unpleasant let it be part of the moment let the silence speak what's been waiting for your attention just notice what rises when you slow down maybe it's a feeling a thought a tension in the body a truth you've been avoiding let it be no pressure to find an answer whatever shows up just acknowledge it let it be here allow yourself to be present for whatever needs your attention simply seeing what's been weighing on you can soften it let silence be part of your day even a few minutes it's easy to get pulled back into noise into doing, Into destruction so come back to this quiet space when you can a small daily moment of not speaking just listening, Just being silence has a way of teaching us what we need to know thank you