Wishing Ourselves and Others Well - Guided Mindfulness Meditation

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TRANSCRIPTION:
Let’s begin by taking a moment to settle your body into a comfortable position (3 seconds).
You may close your eyes or if you would like keep them slightly open with a soft focus looking downward a few feet in front of you (2 seconds).
Allow your spine to lift and your shoulders to soften (2 seconds).
Today we will practice wishing ourselves and others well (2 seconds).
This can help us to improve our sense of connection to others and even bring happiness for ourselves (2 seconds).
Taking a full breath in (2 seconds) and a long slow breath out (2 seconds).
Bring to mind someone that you care about (2 seconds).
Imagine them well and happy (2 seconds).
Say to yourself, “May they be well, may they be happy.” And whatever other wishes you have for them, say them now (5 seconds).
Bring to mind someone else that you care about. Imagine them well and happy.
Say to yourself,
“May they be well, may they be happy.” And whatever other wishes you have for them, say them now (2 seconds).
With that same sense of care that you felt for another, invite a sense of well being for yourself (2 seconds).
May I be well, may I be happy and whatever other wishes you would like to offer to yourself. Offer them now in a spirit of kindness and generosity.
Now, staying with the breath, allow these offerings of kindness and goodwill to sink in (2 seconds).
Notice how it feels in the body (5 seconds).
Finish with a full deep breath in (2 seconds) and a long slow breath out (3 seconds) ding (20 seconds).
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