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Immediate Anxiety And Panic Meditation

by Saad Ahmed

Type
guided
Activity
Meditation
Suitable for
Everyone
Plays
11

Struggling with anxiety or panic? This guided breathing meditation is designed to help you find calm, relax your mind, and regain control over your emotions. By focusing on slow, intentional breaths, you can lower stress levels, ease tension, and create a sense of peace within. In this meditation, we will use deep breathing techniques to activate the parasympathetic nervous system, helping your body shift from stress mode to relaxation. Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, experiencing a panic attack, or simply need a moment to reset, this practice will guide you toward inner stillness. Find a quiet place, get comfortable, and allow yourself to be fully present. As you follow along, you’ll notice your heartbeat slowing, your thoughts becoming clearer, and your body letting go of tension. This meditation can be used anytime you need relief from stress, whether in the morning, before bed, or during moments of high anxiety.

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Transcript

Hey there,

This meditation is designed to help you find calm and ease anxiety through the power of breath.

Whether you're feeling overwhelmed,

Anxious,

Or caught in a moment of panic,

This practice will help you ground yourself,

Return to the present,

And regain a sense of peace.

Find a quiet and comfortable place to sit or lie down.

Gently close your eyes and bring your awareness inward.

Begin by noticing your body.

Feel the weight of your body resting where you are.

Notice the surface beneath you supporting you.

Let yourself sink into this moment,

Feeling safe and grounded.

Now take a slow deep breath in,

And a long gentle breath out,

And breathe out,

And breathe out.

Without changing anything,

Simply observe your breath.

Notice the natural rhythm of your breathing.

Where do you feel your breath the most?

Is it in your nose,

Your chest,

Or your belly?

Allow yourself to become fully present in each inhale and exhale.

If your mind starts to wander,

Gently bring your focus back to the breath.

Now let's begin a simple breathing technique to calm the nervous system.

Take a deep breath,

Inhale through your nose,

And count to four.

One,

Two,

Three,

And exhale slowly through your mouth to the count of six.

One,

Two.

Let's do this once again.

Take a deep inhale through your nose for a count of four.

One,

Two,

Three,

Four,

And exhale slowly through your mouth for a count of six.

One,

Two,

Three,

Four,

Five,

Six.

With each exhale,

Allow your body to soften,

And you can continue this cycle at your own pace.

Each breath fills you with calm,

And each breath out releases tension.

As you breathe in and breathe out,

Relax your forehead,

And let go of any tension in your jaw.

Drop your shoulders,

Letting them feel heavy and at ease.

Soften your hands,

Your belly,

Your legs,

And allow yourself to completely surrender to this moment.

As you continue breathing,

Repeat these affirmations silently or out loud.

I am safe in this moment.

I trust my breath to guide me back to calm.

This feeling is temporary,

And I'm stronger than my anxiety.

Peace follows through me with every breath.

Now,

As we bring this meditation to a close,

You can gently wiggle your fingers and toes.

Feel the surface beneath you again.

Take one last deep breath.

When you feel ready,

You can gently open your eyes and return to your day with a sense of calm and clarity.

Your breath is always here for you.

Whenever you feel anxious,

Return to your breath and allow it to guide you back to peace.

Thank you for practicing with me.

Take care.

Meet your Teacher

Saad AhmedToronto, ON, Canada

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