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Mindfulness meditation
Join New Zealand Army Physiotherapist and Yoga Instructor Raylene for a balance mindfulness sequence.
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calm, refreshed, our bodies feel strong, healthy. Flexible.
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those around us.
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Grateful to your bow to move, reach, stretch. Grateful for
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to concentrate on our breathing and just observing the tidal
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And finishing off our meditation today with two deep
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compassion, and empowerment. Thoughts that empower us. And
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it any tension that we've been holding on to. And again taking
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And on our exhale breath, watching the air as it exits
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I'm grateful for everything in my life. At this very moment.
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And this time taking a deep breath into the nose slowly and
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position either sitting, kneeling, or lying and if
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for joining me today for our breath led meditation. I hope
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a deep breath in through the nose watching it go to the
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to choose our own conscious thoughts, choosing thoughts of
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through the nose, down the trachea, filling the lungs to
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feel strong. Healthy, flexible, and thank us. For taking the
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acknowledge that present moment which helps our clarity,
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lungs completely and again full breath in through the nose and
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might be holding on to. And on each and every out breath, we
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message to ourselves.
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time out today to try to slow those busy minds and
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mouth, taking with it any tension or negative energy we
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for reducing stress and increasing clarity and
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and in this deep calm and relaxed state This is our
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through the lungs. Emptying the lungs completely. Continue with
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deeply into the nose. Then, a full exhale out through the
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to focus on your breath, taking a full breath in slowly and
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bring our minds into the present moment which is good
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shelter, food, and the people around us. Grateful to be able
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In a moment, I'll count to three. On one, slowly bringing
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on to wriggle our fingers, wriggle our toes. Our bodies
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productiveness. Getting ourselves into a comfortable
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blood. On our exhale breath, watching the air as it exits the
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exhale. Out through the mouth. Chin to chest. Namaste. Thanks
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our mind back to the present moment, our minds feel clear.
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Taking a full breath in slowly and deeply then exhaling out
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lungs. Clean, clear, fresh air. Oxygenating and energising our
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On three. Slowly open the eyes. Stretch. Our minds feel clear,
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body.
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breaths taking a full breath in through the nose slowly and
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deeply then exhaling out through the mouth emptying the
01:47
the bottom with clean, clear, fresh air. Oxygenating the
04:42
productiveness, and reduces any stress that we may be having.
05:45
it's brought a bit of calm into your day today and I hope you
01:11
these breathing exercises. From time to time, we may notice the
02:44
take our body into a more calm, more deep, relaxed state,
01:20
every time we do so, slowly and calmly bringing your mind back
04:09
Calm, refreshed,
01:17
mind wondering off and that's fine and completely normal but
01:58
body up through the lungs, out through the mouth, taking with
00:54
lungs completely. Continue with these breathing exercises.
01:39
This time, let's track the air as it enters the body and
02:29
the body from the lungs, up through the out through the
01:34
mouth, emptying the lungs completely.
00:39
breath. Nice.
00:34
rhythm of breath. As the chest rises and falls with each
00:48
deeply and then exhaling out through the mouth emptying the
00:25
comfortable closing down the eyes and just bringing our mind
00:11
mindfulness meditation aiming to slow our busy minds and
00:04
Hi, I'm Ray, physiotherapist and yoga instructor in the New
00:08
Zealand Defence Force. Today's session is a five-minute
05:50
the rest of lockdown goes okay. Thank you.
calm, refreshed, our bodies feel strong, healthy. Flexible.
03:47
those around us.
03:14
Grateful to your bow to move, reach, stretch. Grateful for
00:29
to concentrate on our breathing and just observing the tidal
05:08
And finishing off our meditation today with two deep
03:37
compassion, and empowerment. Thoughts that empower us. And
02:01
it any tension that we've been holding on to. And again taking
02:24
And on our exhale breath, watching the air as it exits
03:03
I'm grateful for everything in my life. At this very moment.
00:44
And this time taking a deep breath into the nose slowly and
00:23
position either sitting, kneeling, or lying and if
05:42
for joining me today for our breath led meditation. I hope
02:07
a deep breath in through the nose watching it go to the
03:33
to choose our own conscious thoughts, choosing thoughts of
01:44
through the nose, down the trachea, filling the lungs to
04:21
feel strong. Healthy, flexible, and thank us. For taking the
04:36
acknowledge that present moment which helps our clarity,
05:22
lungs completely and again full breath in through the nose and
02:36
might be holding on to. And on each and every out breath, we
02:58
message to ourselves.
04:30
time out today to try to slow those busy minds and
02:32
mouth, taking with it any tension or negative energy we
00:18
for reducing stress and increasing clarity and
02:52
and in this deep calm and relaxed state This is our
01:05
through the lungs. Emptying the lungs completely. Continue with
01:29
deeply into the nose. Then, a full exhale out through the
01:25
to focus on your breath, taking a full breath in slowly and
00:15
bring our minds into the present moment which is good
03:24
shelter, food, and the people around us. Grateful to be able
03:56
In a moment, I'll count to three. On one, slowly bringing
04:15
on to wriggle our fingers, wriggle our toes. Our bodies
00:20
productiveness. Getting ourselves into a comfortable
01:52
blood. On our exhale breath, watching the air as it exits the
05:30
exhale. Out through the mouth. Chin to chest. Namaste. Thanks
04:04
our mind back to the present moment, our minds feel clear.
00:59
Taking a full breath in slowly and deeply then exhaling out
02:12
lungs. Clean, clear, fresh air. Oxygenating and energising our
04:50
On three. Slowly open the eyes. Stretch. Our minds feel clear,
02:21
body.
05:13
breaths taking a full breath in through the nose slowly and
05:17
deeply then exhaling out through the mouth emptying the
01:47
the bottom with clean, clear, fresh air. Oxygenating the
04:42
productiveness, and reduces any stress that we may be having.
05:45
it's brought a bit of calm into your day today and I hope you
01:11
these breathing exercises. From time to time, we may notice the
02:44
take our body into a more calm, more deep, relaxed state,
01:20
every time we do so, slowly and calmly bringing your mind back
04:09
Calm, refreshed,
01:17
mind wondering off and that's fine and completely normal but
01:58
body up through the lungs, out through the mouth, taking with
00:54
lungs completely. Continue with these breathing exercises.
01:39
This time, let's track the air as it enters the body and
02:29
the body from the lungs, up through the out through the
01:34
mouth, emptying the lungs completely.
00:39
breath. Nice.
00:34
rhythm of breath. As the chest rises and falls with each
00:48
deeply and then exhaling out through the mouth emptying the
00:25
comfortable closing down the eyes and just bringing our mind
00:11
mindfulness meditation aiming to slow our busy minds and
00:04
Hi, I'm Ray, physiotherapist and yoga instructor in the New
00:08
Zealand Defence Force. Today's session is a five-minute
05:50
the rest of lockdown goes okay. Thank you.