This meditation technique guides you through the process of achieving a state of complete relaxation. Start by gently closing your eyes, followed by deep breaths that fill your abdomen with happiness. Let go of worries and stress as you relax every muscle from head to toe. This practice enables you to clear your mind and attain a joyful and light state of being, making it a perfect method for inner peace. Visit dmc.tv for more meditation resources.
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Gently close your eyes, as if you were going to sleep.
Do not squeeze your eyelids and do not shut them forcefully.
Close them slightly. Do not close them tightly. Sit with a
smile on your face.
Next, take a deep breath. Inhale and exhale a few
times. Breathe in deeply until you feel the air pass through
your lungs and reach the middle of your abdomen. Imagine
that each cell in your body is fully taking in the feeling of
happiness and joyfulness. Then slowly breathe out through
your nostrils. Breathe out all your worries, stress, tension
and negative feelings. Take a moment to let go of all the
responsibilities related to work, loved ones, family, study,
and everything else.
(#2) Let everything go. Let you mind be joyful, relaxed
and free from all worry. Then, breathe normally. Relax
every muscle in your body. Start to relax from the top of
your head down to your forehead. Relax the muscles in your
face, eyelids, neck, and muscles in your shoulders, arms, and
down to the tips of your fingers. Relax the muscles of your
back, your chest, your legs, and all the way down to the tip
of your toes. Let every part of your body relax. Don't let any
part of your body contract, tighten, or become tense.
Continue to relax until you feel that every part of your
body, every cell in your body, is completely relaxed. You are
now in a state of complete relaxation whereby you can feel
an emptiness, transparency, and lightness. Now, make your
mind joyful, cheerful, clear, pure, and bright. Release and let
go. Empty your mind.
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Basic Meditation Technique for Inner Peace