Episode 90: Gratitude Journal | Person
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Meditation Script:
Today, I invite you to keep a pen and notebook close by for the journaling portion of
our gratitude meditation. When you’re ready, settle into a comfortable place in
your body. Feel supported and relaxed. Enjoy a few deep breaths in and out
through your nose as you settle in, surrendering to the support beneath you. Feel
your belly balloon and that expanse through front and back ribs as you breathe
in. Feel your belly pull softly in, your ribs returning to center as you fully
breathe out. Deep breath in. Deep breath out.
Closing your eyes, bring to mind a person you are thankful for, living or passed. Bring to
mind this person’s face, perhaps imagining the way they speak, their body
language and unique mannerisms. Consider what it is about this person that you
are thankful for. Perhaps remember the support, love, kind words, encouragement.
Here, say to yourself, “I am thankful for [name that person]. I am thankful for. I am
thankful for.”
Now, gently blink open your eyes, and take a moment to journal about this person you
are thankful for. You might use this time to write a gratitude note to deliver to
them later. Perhaps you list the attributes of this person, or recall a memory
and describe a moment where you felt or even expressed gratitude to them. Write
down the sensations in your body, emotions, thoughts that arrive as you consider
your gratitude for them. Whatever you choose to write about, position your body
in a comfortable way for writing. Breathe.
Feel free to pause here to continue writing. As you set aside your paper and pen, return
to however you would like to position your body. Deep breath in. Deep breath out. Move
through your day or into rest thankful for the people in your life. Thank you
for meditating with me. Peace.
Written + Performed by: Jessica Haessly