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Here is a quick, easy, five minute, mindfulness meditation practice that you can do whenever you get a spare moment.
Here are some tips to help you establish a daily meditation practice.
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A deep mindfulness meditation.
I have likened this latest practice to the deep ocean. I have called it the sea of tranquillity.
The Sea of Tranquility is actually a part of the moon and was once thought by early astronomers to be an ocean. It appears dark when viewed from Earth, smooth and relatively flat. The Sea of Tranquility was the landing site of Apollo 11, the mission during which Neil Armstrong made mankind's first ever walk on the Moon, so it also has relevance for this meditation; just like Neil Armstrong, we are in meditation often venturing into strange and far off lands within us.
I also love the word tranquillity, the word has a beautiful sense of stillness that is useful as a reflection during meditation.
Let’s meditate
This body scan is so easy to do yet so powerful. Simply lie down down and feel sensations in your body as you are guided along.
This can bring about a powerful relaxation response.
Repeated practise with this audio will bring you into a much more mindful relationship with your body.
Learn to look at our beautiful world with awe and wonder. Our eyes are in constant use but we rarely look deeply. Without training ourselves to look mindfully, our perception of the world can be dulled. This mindfulness practice will bring about a deep connection with your world that you might not have felt since being a child.
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