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Do you want to access the deepest states of relaxation? Yoga nidra, otherwise known as “sleep of the yogis”, is an accessible meditation practice that cultivates well-being on multiple levels. This simple practice of guided, deep relaxation promotes deep rest. The technique incorporates a detailed body scan with awareness placed on the breath and the sensation of relaxation, part by part.

Are you interested in developing a meditation practice, but struggle to find the time? Do you find it immensely challenging to be still and meditate? Meditation is a practical way to calm yourself, see things more clearly and meaningfully explore your inner world. Throughout our lives, we are taught to gain knowledge in the external world but not how to look within and understand the workings of the mind. Meditation is a wonderful way to find both inner and outer balance in daily life.

Want to learn how to quiet the mind, manifest your ideal life, and begin healing with crystals? Whether you’re looking to increase gratitude, be more creative, stay focused, build confidence, reduce anxiety, improve relationships, sleep better, or be more mindful, this book will cut through the cloud of uncertainty that often surrounds energy healing to give you a clear path forward. As a certified Reiki healer and energy worker, I focus on providing practical applications of crystal healing for modern times.

Meditation can help young children process their emotions and worries, release pent-up energy and feel soothed and comfortable at night. With practice and consistency, sleep meditation will surely create a more simple and joyful routine for your child and family. Designed to help kids chill out and drift off to sleep, bedtime meditation helps to bring on the "alpha" brain waves (akin to daydreaming or napping lightly) that occur prior to deeper phases of sleep. Especially at bedtime, children have a fundamental need to feel safe, cozy, and happy.

The number of hours a person needs to sleep varies depending on their age, lifestyle and other factors. Most adults need between seven and nine hours of sleep per night to function optimally. Approximately one-third of people in the US report that they don’t get enough sleep. The key is to do something relaxing to wind down and get ready for bed. By spending a bit of extra time sleeping each night, you’ll ultimately save time by being more productive in your day-to-day activities.

The growing influence of technology and frenzied pace of society can make it difficult for kids to “flip the switch” at bedtime, quiet the mind, and fall asleep. The three meditations in this audiobook combine years of mindfulness research with professionally written and recorded sleep meditations engineered to peacefully lull your child to sleep.

Is it difficult for your child to fall asleep at night? Does going to bed often feel like a chore? Modern life in the digital world tends to make us more connected to technology and tablets, yet less connected to ourselves and each other. This is the case for both children and adults. It’s no wonder that it can often be challenging for kids to wind down at bedtime. Being able to quiet their minds and fall asleep peacefully takes practice. After so much stimulation, it’s not easy for children to simply quiet their minds and go to sleep.

Modern life in the digital world tends to make us more connected to technology and tablets yet less connected to ourselves and each other. This is the case for both children and adults. It’s no wonder that it can often be challenging for kids to wind down at bedtime. Being able to quiet their minds and fall asleep peacefully takes practice.

Did you know that meditation can have immense benefits for children? Did you know that introducing your kids to the world of meditation and mindfulness can lead to enhanced focus and improved academic performance? Meditation is not just for adults who want to alleviate stress and anxiety.

Does your kid struggle with stress, anxiety, or peer pressure? Here’s how meditation can help your child regain his/her lost confidence and live a happier life! Take a moment to think about your child’s daily life. Lost in a fast-paced world of social media, gadgets, videogames, school pressure, bullying, and competition, your little one might be entrenched in his/her negative thoughts. Now you can finally help your child unlock the door to his/her emotions and reap the immense health benefits of meditation for children.

Meditation for kids is not a taboo anymore. Hundreds of studies have shown that children who meditate regularly show more compassion, self-control, and generosity. The three meditation tracks in each audiobook were written and recorded by a licensed professional.

Would you like to start or renew a transformational meditation practice? Everyone needs mindfulness, but because our lives tend to be busy and hurried, many of us are living in a state of mindlessness. You don’t have to be calm and patient to meditate. Intense and difficult emotions are a natural part of life, so they are also part of meditation. However, if we can simply sit with what we are experiencing, even just a few minutes of mindful meditation can greatly shift our energy.

The Ultimate Quick Meditations Bundle contains two audiobooks: Three-Minute Meditations and Five-Minute Meditations. Each meditation offers three background audio options, enabling you to customize the experience to your preference.By listening to this bundle, you can discover transcendental inner peace in three to five minutes a day; learn to reduce stress and be able to relax deeply at will; practice self-healing and access transcendental bliss on demand; and more.

Does your child often have trouble falling asleep at night? Are you looking for a solution to help them rest easy? More than ever, during these challenging times on the planet, meditation is an essential skill. Teaching your child to practice mindfulness meditation from a young age helps them grow into more present, compassionate, kind, and calm human beings.

Today’s digital age is overwhelmingly full of flashing images and advertisements coming at us. The nonstop noise can make it a challenge for children to quiet down when it’s time for bed. After a day of stimulation, it may not be so easy for them to fall asleep at night. What’s the remedy? Mindfulness!

Do you want to help your child feel more relaxed and joyful? Are you looking for a resource that will enable your little one to drift into sweet sleep, each night? Yoga nidra is a practice that children of all ages can do. It’s perfect for kids who have difficulty sitting still as typically done in classic meditation. Since yoga nidra is done while lying down in a comfortable position and guided using the voice of the teacher, it is more accessible to young children.

Would you like to learn meditation but don’t know how to get started? When we think of “meditation”, we often visualize a person dressed in flowing robes, sitting in a cross-legged position with their hands on their knees. This stereotype is just one of hundreds of different ways to meditate. Mindfulness meditation can be practiced in any moment, during any activity, including walking, sitting, standing, or lying down. With the help of basic mindfulness meditation strategies, you can learn how to become more aware and accepting of your thoughts and feelings in a healthy way.

Even if your kids have never tried meditation, this audiobook can help them create a potent new routine that enables them to relax profoundly and sleep deeply.

Are you looking for a way to make bedtime more meaningful and pleasant for your child? Modern life in the digital world is full of sounds, words and images bombarding us 24/7. This stream of distractions make it challenging for children to quiet their minds and wind down at bedtime. A good story helps set the scene for a child’s dreams. The precious moments spent together before bed provide you and your child with a wonderful opportunity to bond, relax, imagine and learn just before they enter into a peaceful sleep.

Is it a struggle for your child to fall asleep at night? Perhaps, social media should be called “antisocial media”, as it tends to disconnect us from our families and communities. Making time to listen to a bedtime story with your child each night is a meaningful family ritual that counteracts our fast-paced world of constant connectivity.