Anxiety to Vitality

Struggles with body image having been coming up a lot lately in sessions with clients, and it’s had me thinking about different ways to start processing and combating negative body image. It’s something everyone faces at different stages of life, for various reasons, but it’s not something that needs to hold you back forever. If you struggle with body image, you’re not alone. Hopefully this episode can start to shed light on various ways to start thinking about it, and different tools you can start implementing to feel better in the body you’re in. Loving yourself into change, and loving yourself along your journey is always a good place to start. For additional resources, feel free to email me ([email protected]) with questions or to schedule a call. And/or check out some of these book suggestions: “The body keeps score,” “Anatomy of the Spirit,” and “Women, food, and God.”

I’ve loved receiving requests from some of you for various kinds of meditations you want to see on this podcast. (I apologize for taking so long to record new episodes, and appreciate your patience!) This episode is a long overdue response to one of those requests, and I hope you find it helpful. It’s designed to be a great starting point for you to practice getting more in touch with your intuition and what it feels like to you to know your truth, even when it’s hard. Feel free to email me with questions and with more requests for new meditations, poems/readings, or topics to discuss: [email protected]

This episode is a short reading of the poem, “Want,” by Carrie Fountain. It’s a beautiful, and deep, poem, that tends to inspire something new every time you hear it. Share your thoughts on this episode in the review section, or send an email to [email protected] with comments or questions! Thank you for listening!

This meditation was inspired by the meditations I’ve been doing at home while recovering from being sick. It’s intended to offer comfort; it is not intended to treat, diagnose, nor cure any ailments. By choosing to listen to this meditation you choose to accept 100% responsibility for your health.

This poem by Portia Nelson has had a huge positive impact on my life. In this episode, I read the poem and share some thoughts. Would love to hear your thoughts, too; send me a message! Get in touch through my website: www.alysonamrita.com #anxietyrelief #meditation #thoughts

This short body scan is incredibly relaxing, and is designed to help you calm your nervous system, quiet your mind, and relax your body for sleep. You can also do it throughout the day whenever you get stressed, as a way to release tension and shift your perspective.

This meditation is centered around a piece written by Roslyn Sophia Breillat entitled “She is Enough.” Please note that this reading can bring up all kinds of emotions, so give yourself space and time to tune in. This piece has been a huge source of inspiration in my own life, and I’d love to hear how it moves you. Share with me in a message on Instagram — find me @anxiety_to_vitality or @alyson__amrita

This is a grounding meditation that combines deep breathing and personal reflection in order to support you in feeling your feelings, grounding yourself into the moment and into your body, and with being open to the ways you might be growing and changing at this time.

A short, sweet, simple practice for stress-relief and embodiment.

Relax to this short recitation of two beautiful poems: “Since Feeling is First” by E.E. Cummings, and “Wild Geese” by Mary Oliver. #poetry #readoutloud #relax #soothing