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Wave Of Relaxation

by Taylor Fox

Rated
4.6
Type
guided
Activity
Meditation
Suitable for
Everyone
Plays
1.3k

This 3:30 minute meditation will leave you feeling relaxed and refreshed. Use it to start your day, reset mid-day, or in the evening as you unwind. The short meditation time is great for Savasana, restorative poses, or a seated meditation during your at-home practice. Includes background ambient music composed by Taylor Fox.

RelaxationMeditationBreathingTension ReleaseBody ScanVisualizationPresent MomentBreath AwarenessDeep BreathingWave VisualizationMuscle RelaxationPresent Moment AwarenessReturning To Awareness

Transcript

Close your eyes and gently bring your awareness to your breath.

Take a slow,

Deep breath in and exhale completely,

Releasing any tension.

Take another breath like that.

Inhale.

Fill the lungs.

Exhale,

Release.

Continue to breathe at a pace and depth that are comfortable to you.

And with each breath,

Allow your body to soften a little bit more.

Relax your forehead,

Your eyebrows,

The muscles in the face.

Let your shoulders rest heavy.

Feel a gentle wave of relaxation flowing from the top of your skull down your neck,

Shoulders,

Arms,

And hands.

As you inhale,

Another gentle wave of relaxation ripples behind your heart.

And as you exhale,

Releases into your abdomen,

Pelvis,

Hips,

Legs,

And feet.

As you breathe,

Notice how your body feels supported.

And imagine that warm,

Soothing wave slowly washing over you,

Traveling down your spine,

Relaxing every muscle along the way.

Let this wave flow through you,

Bringing rest and ease.

Now focus on the rhythm of your breath.

Inhale deeply.

And as you exhale,

Feel yourself sinking into a state of calm.

Let go of any worries.

There's nothing you need to do right now.

Know where you need to be.

Just here,

Resting in stillness and silence.

Stay with this peaceful feeling for a few more moments,

Knowing that you can return to it whenever you need.

And when you're ready,

Gently bring your awareness back to the room.

Wiggle your fingers and toes and slowly open your eyes.

Meet your Teacher

Taylor FoxAustin, TX, USA

4.6 (120)

Recent Reviews

Ruth

March 15, 2025

An effective practice to check in and relax into calmness. Thank you!

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