Meditate
First, meet yourself in the mirror with your eyes open. Then, close them and listen to the body within. Afterward, write what was felt — and let it be read back to you.
Meet yourself in the mirror.
Sit in front of the mirror. Keep your eyes on your own eyes. Breathe in for five, hold for five, exhale deeply for five. Do not look away.
A conversation without words.
Hold your own gaze. Let whatever rises — tenderness, resistance, curiosity — pass through. The mirror is not a test. It is a welcome.
- i.Sit close enough to see your own eyes clearly.
- ii.Keep the gaze steady as the breath moves.
- iii.If feeling rises, let it move through. Keep looking.
- iv.Complete 4–6 cycles. Notice what softens.
Listen to the body within.
Close your eyes. Breathe in for five, hold for five, exhale deeply for five. With each breath, scan deeper — shoulders, chest, belly, hips.
Scan inward with intention.
Let the breath travel from crown to chest to belly to hips. Watch each point light up and ask it: what do you need? Listen without fixing.
- i.Close the eyes. Soften the jaw and the forehead.
- ii.Move attention slowly: crown → shoulders → chest → belly → hips.
- iii.Meet each place as if greeting an old friend.
- iv.Complete 4–6 cycles. Be specific about what you feel.
Write what was felt.
Three tracks — body, mind, heart. Each across the three phases: before, during, and after.
How the body felt
How the mind thought
How the heart felt
Bring it all together.
Combine every entry into one reflection.
Would you like to keep this?
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