Guided Meditation-YOGIC SLEEP (YOGA NIDRA) by Sanjoy Dazz in English
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Young Adult (18-35)Transcript
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namaste yoga nedra in Sanskrit yoga nedra or Yogi's sleep is a state of consciousness between waking and sleeping like the going to sleep stage typically induced by a guided meditation yoga nedra slows the wavelengths in your mind as you enter a sleep like state. The experience often starts with the sensing of the body and mindfully breathing to trigger the relaxation response in your body. Yoga nedra trains your mind and body for this relaxation process so you can reach a deeper state of sleep, lie down on your back in the most comfortable position. You can find adjust everything your body, your position, your hair, your clothes until you're completely comfortable. For the duration of this meditation, there should be no physical movement, close your eyes and keep them closed until you are advised to open them, take a deep breath and as you breathe out, feel the worries and cares of the day flow out of you. Mhm. Mhm. Mhm. Mhm. In the meditation which follows, you're going to cultivate the feeling of deep relaxation in your body. It is not necessary to make deliberate movements or to intentionally relax your muscles simply allow relaxation to happen. It is like the feeling you have just prior to sleep when relaxation becomes deep sleep may come, but you should try to stay completely awake for the duration of the practice. During this meditation. You should use only the sense of hearing, the only thing you need to do is follow my voice, Try not to analyze or think about the instructions, simply follow my voice with your complete attention. If thoughts come up from time to time, do not worry, simply return to the practice, allow yourself to become steady and calm now, cultivate a feeling of relaxation in the whole body. Focus on the body and become aware of the importance of total stillness. Cultivate your awareness of the body from the crown of your head to the very tips of your toes. Total awareness and total stillness of the whole body, maintain this awareness of the whole body. Now we will begin rotating our awareness through the different parts of the body. Bring your awareness to each part of the body. Stay alert but do not concentrate intensely. Become aware of the right hand, right thumb, second finger, third finger, fourth finger, fifth finger, palm off the hand. Bring your awareness to your right palm back of the hand, wrist, lower arm, elbow, upper arm, shoulder. You're right side, the right waist, right hip, right ty kneecap, calf muscle, ankle heel, the sole of the right foot top of the foot, big toe, second toe, third toe, fourth toe, fifth toe. Become aware of the left hand, thumb, second finger, third finger, fourth finger, fifth finger palm of the hand back of the hand, wrist, lower arm, elbow, upper arm, shoulder, your left side, the left waist left hip, left high knee, cap, calf muscle ankle heel, the sole of the left foot top of the foot, big toe, second toe, third toe, fourth toe and fifth toe now onto the back. Become aware of the right shoulder blade, left shoulder blade, right hip left him spine, the whole back together now to the crown of the head, forehead, both sides of the head, right eyebrow, left eyebrow, the space between the eyebrows, right eyelid, left eyelid, right eye, left eye, right here, left here, right cheek, left cheek, nose, tip of the nose, upper lip, lower lip, chin, throat, right chest, left chest, middle of the chest, navel and abdomen, the whole of the right leg, the whole of the left leg, both legs together, the whole of the right arm, the whole of the left arm, both arms together, the whole of the back spine, shoulder blades, the whole of the front abdomen, chest, the whole of the back and front together, the whole of the head, the whole body together, the whole body together. The whole body together remain awake. Stay alert, complete awareness, no movement. The whole body is rested and relaxed. Bring your awareness to the breath, feel the flow of the breath in and out of the lungs. Do not try to alter the rhythm. The breath is automatic natural. You are not doing it. There is no effort, retain awareness of your breath. Full awareness of breath. Now focus your awareness on the motion of your abdomen, concentrate on your abdomen movements, the gentle rising and falling with each and every breath it expands and deflates. Focus on this motion in sync with breath begin counting your breath backwards from 9 to 1 as so nine Abdomen Rising nine Abdomen Falling eight Rising 8 Falling & So On. Say the numbers and words to yourself internally. As you count your breaths with complete awareness that you are counting, begin counting From 9 to 1. Mm hmm. Okay. Mhm. Mhm mm hmm. Now bring your focus to your chest. The chest is rising and falling gently with each and every breath become aware of this movement, maintain concentration on the motion of the chest, begin counting backwards from 9 to 1 in the same way as before nine rising nine falling eight chest rising eight chest falling seven rising seven falling and so on As before repeat the numbers and words internally to yourself. As you count down from 9-1, awareness and counting, counting and awareness. Mm hmm mm. Mhm. Shift your awareness to your throat. Become aware of the breath flowing in and out of the throat. Focus on this motion of the breath and begin your count backwards from 9 to 1 in the same way as before. Total awareness of breath and counting. Continue the practice, continue counting your breaths in the throat mm hmm. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Take your awareness to your nose. Become aware of the breath flowing in and out of your nose. Focus on the motion of the breath and begin counting as before Nine breath flows in nine breath flows out and so on. Total awareness. Keep counting now. Stop counting, relax all effort. Pull your mind outside the body. Tune into the breath, your natural breath awareness of breathing and awareness of the entire body. You are completely relaxed. Your breath is soft and slow, cultivate awareness of the body from your crown to the very tips of your toes. Become aware of the space around you. Become aware of your surroundings. Keep your eyes closed, begin to wake your body moving and stretching yourself. There is no rush. Take your time. Do not hurry when you feel ready and more aware. Set up very slowly and open your eyes. Don't. This concludes the meditation, Move slowly and carefully back into the world and stay safe. Mhm. No masker.
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