You may have woven mindfulness practice into your day— but as soon as you lie down in bed, you notice the mind beginning to race. As you settle down for the evening, the mind may not always read the situation accurately. With the stimuli of daily life over, the mind can seem louder than usual. This exercise can be used in these moments to help settle the mind and body as you prepare for sleep. With special thanks to mindfulnessexercises.com for the script and Jonatan Järpehag for the song "Someday, Sometime".

Bedtime Meditation

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Don't worry about where you're at, because it's exactly where you should be. Let this meditation remind you that it's okay to not have all the answers. Embrace the beauty of the unknown and trust the process ahead.

Embracing The Unknown

The power of manifesting is rooted in the strong connection between our thoughts and reality. Surprisingly, our brains may not be able to differentiate between what is imagined and what is real. When we vividly visualize our desires and goals, our brains activate similar neural pathways as if we were experiencing those events. Neuroscience research supports this phenomenon, which shows that mental rehearsal can effectively rewire the brain and prepare it for success. By leveraging the power of visualization, we can train our minds to focus on positive outcomes, boosting confidence, motivation, and a sense of purpose. Through consistent practice, manifesting becomes a transformative tool for shaping our lives and achieving our goals. 

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A Break for Self-Compassion

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The self-talk you engage in regularly is often unkind. You beat yourself up, hold yourself to unrealistic standards, and focus on how to always be better. With mindfulness, you can tune in to this voice and acknowledge these thoughts. You can also learn to tune in to the things you like about yourself. Even if they aren’t obvious in every moment, there are parts of you that you like. In this exercise, you will bring your awareness to these aspects of yourself to offer a more complete picture of who you truly are.

Bedtime Meditation

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