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Mindful Breathing: Observe, Listen & Feel

by Rachel Fearnley

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4.7
Type
guided
Activity
Meditation
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A short breath focused meditation to bring your awareness to the different aspects of the breath. Focusing on parts of the breath that perhaps you are not often aware of in your day today living. By bringing gentle awareness to all aspects of the breath you easefully bring yourself into the present moment. If you want to learn more about your breath, please check out my 10 day breath course 'Heal Your Life from the Inside Out'.

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Transcript

Music Whether you are seated or lying down or even standing,

Just make sure you're comfortable.

And bring your awareness to your very next breath.

Making the conscious decision to focus on your breathing,

To observe it,

To sense it from moment to moment.

Keep your awareness rested on every single inhalation and every single exhalation.

And just begin to observe the breath.

Observe the movement of your body as you breathe.

Observe the movement of the flow of your breath as it comes into your body and as it comes out.

Now listening to your breath.

Whether you are breathing in through your nose or through your mouth,

Just begin to observe any sounds that you can notice as you breathe.

Without judgement,

Without comparing or analysing,

Just notice what sounds are present when you breathe.

Now moving your awareness to the feeling aspect,

To sensation.

What do you feel when you breathe?

What do you feel in your physical body as you gently and effortlessly inhale and exhale?

What feelings and sensations tell you that you're breathing?

Now becoming a witness to your breath,

Becoming an impartial witness to the fact that you are breathing.

Observing whatever is there,

Whatever is present.

Noticing that the breath breathes you.

Your breath situates you in the present moment,

When we remain present to each and every breath.

Opening yourself up to receive the gifts of your breath,

Receiving the gifts of this present moment.

If your eyes are closed,

Softly beginning to open up the eyes,

Returning back to the space that you're in.

And continuing through your day with this cultivation of presence and groundedness.

Namaste.

Meet your Teacher

Rachel FearnleyBali, Indonesia

4.7 (431)

Recent Reviews

Emelda

December 30, 2025

Soothing & beautifully grounding. Loved the guidance throughout this meditation. Thank you!❤️

Abhilash

December 20, 2025

Simple and concise practice of the important concepts 😊

Tatyana

December 20, 2022

Love this easy practice of observing the breath . It helps the mind to slow down and focus on listening to the breath . Thank you so much for teaching this technique. 🙏❤️

Dan

November 30, 2022

Great!

Mimi

October 13, 2020

Ou typically prefer meditation without music but the background music on this one is subtle, lovely, and perfectly compliments the words. Thank you.

Sri

September 26, 2020

Definitely coming back for more of breath awareness Namaste 🙏🏼

Kathy

January 24, 2020

Beautiful! 🌀☀️💛☮️

Helen

August 13, 2019

Very nice. This was so calming and I love the selection of the back ground music that you used in it.

Barb

April 26, 2019

I enjoyed this meditation today. Short and beautiful. Thank you 🙏🏻

Sheila

April 26, 2019

A great way to begin the day. Gracias 😊

San-Ying

April 26, 2019

It makes me feel so comfortable!

Ron

April 25, 2019

Thank you. Namaste.

Morgan

April 25, 2019

This made my morning - exactly what I needed. Thank you!

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