sleep · 10 min

nighttime reset

use before bed to calm your mind

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About this practice

use before bed to calm your mind A guided session of about 10 minutes, suited to all levels. Nothing is recorded and no account is needed.

What happens, minute by minute

  1. 0:00Lay down comfortably, close your eyes, and take a deep breath in...
  2. 0:08Feel your chest rise, then slowly exhale...
  3. 0:18Let your arms rest by your sides, palms facing up...
  4. 0:30Notice the weight of your legs on the bed...
  5. 0:44As you breathe out, let your shoulders drop about an inch...
  6. 1:00Focus on the rhythm of your breath...
  7. 1:18Imagine a quiet room, a single light casting a gentle glow...
  8. 1:38Feel the warmth of the light on your skin...
  9. 2:00Listen to the soft hum of the world outside your window...
  10. 2:24Can you hear the distant sound of a kettle?
  11. 2:50Or perhaps the rustle of wet leaves as they fall?
  12. 3:18Now, bring to mind a dog, sleeping peacefully...
  13. 3:48Feel the gentle rise and fall of its breath...
  14. 4:20Let your own breath synchronize with this rhythm...
  15. 4:54With each breath, let your body relax further...
  16. 5:30Imagine a clock ticking softly in the background...
  17. 6:08Each tick is a reminder to let go of the day's worries...
  18. 6:48Focus on the sensation of your bed beneath you...
  19. 7:30Feel the comfort of the mattress, the warmth of the sheets...
  20. 8:14With each breath, you are drawing closer to sleep...
  21. 9:00Allow yourself to drift gently into rest...
  22. 9:48When you're ready, open your eyes and take a moment to feel refreshed...
  23. 10:38Thank yourself for this time of rest and renewal...
  24. 11:30Now, rise with a sense of calm and readiness for the night ahead...

Meditation is a practice, not a treatment. If you are dealing with ongoing distress, please also reach out to a professional.