Meditation

Meditation

Insecurity

Before you start make sure you are somewhere safe and cannot be disturbed

This meditation is for insecurity. Let’s begin, put your hands to your chest. Allow to feel the sense of calmness while doing that, and the warmth of your hands slowly felt in your body. Your hands on your chest is a way to recenter yourself. As a warm embrace to you. Before we begin, sit down on a chair, or in a meditation pose, or lay down somewhere comfortable. You can keep your hands on your chest if you want to. Otherwise make sure your thumbs touch your pointers or middle fingers, or you can fold your hands on top of one another, on top of your lap.

Now gently close your eyes. And let your thoughts disappear while I count from 10 to 1. So 10. you are right there in your own surroundings, ready for your meditation 9. you start to relax your body. Though make sure your spine is straight. 8. You hear the music in the background. 7. You start to get more relaxed. 6. You are getting ready to deeply connect within yourself 5. Now, connect deeper and deeper, and 4. slowly let go of your thoughts and 3. see your thoughts disappear as clouds on a blue sky and 2. feeling even more relaxed. 1. you are open and receptive.

So try to connect with your feelings of insecurity. What is your insecure about? And how present is it in your life? How often does it show up? Slowly embrace your insecurity and that feeling insecure is true for you, it makes sense because everyone deals with insecurity. Just know the more insecure we feel, the less we can perform the way we want to.

So let’s work with this insecurity by asking your breath to take you to where the insecurity sits in your body, and with each breath you are going a little deeper. So breathe in through your nose if you can, and let your breath guide you to where insecurity sits in your body, it can be anywhere. With the next breath asks it to even go deeper and further. Breathe in, and ask your breath to bring it to you insecurity. And with each new breath ask it to go even deeper and deeper. And the next breath you reach this internal point where your insecurity sits in your body. And when you get there, show up for your insecurity by imagining, visualizing, sensing, feeling, in any way you can do it, that you come there as a good friend for your insecurity. Say to your insecurity that “I see you, I understand you, and that it makes sense you feel this way”. So, try to embrace your insecurity for what it is. And maybe you can ask it what it is that makes you feel insecure? And see if you can get an answer. Bring that question to your deepest place of your insecurity. Your insecurity might say I am not good enough, or I am not worth it, everything is too difficult, or I am not likable, I am not lovable, or I am too different. Whatever it is that your insecurity is telling you, you embrace, because your insecurity needs to be heard in a very loving, kind, and warm way. Because if you tell your insecurity it is not okay, you are telling yourself again that you are not okay, which in return makes the insecurity even larger. So embrace it with all your attention by sensing, feeling, imagining, visualizing, any way you can do it. Tell it you really want to show up for it, and really want to be part of helping it. So let it know it is safe with you, that you will always take care of your insecurity, whatever happens.

Being insecure at times can be really healthy because that is what makes us learn, what makes us bigger and better for the things we need to do. So it also has a positive aspect of it. But if it is an insecurity that is always there, it will work against us. The only way we can change it, is by deeply loving yourself. So now, you are going to start breathing some love into the insecurity, and while telling your insecure part that it makes sense, and that you are ok. So breathe in the light and tell your insecurities they are fine, that they are loved by you, that you always will take care of yourself. This is the most secure love that exists. Because you are going to treat yourself in the most loving way, you are going to show up for your insecurity, and you are going to love all your insecurity. And then you are going to help overcome your insecurities as a best friend for yourself.

So again breathe in through your nose, and tell your insecurities they are safe with you, and that you are capable, wonderful, smart, courageous, and loved. And when you breathe out, let go of the insecurities by breathing them out through your mouth. Just release them. Continue this breathing exercise in the most kind and loving way to yourself, so internally you create kindness and emotional growth. I will be quiet for a minute to give you space to do these breathing exercises.

Okay good good. Now feel with this next breath a shift in you, and know that you are always welcomed within yourself and on this earth. You were born here, so you deserve your spot of being here, being present, especially being present with yourself. So one last breath take in with love and kindness and understanding for your insecure self, and breathe out the insecurity by saying “I got this, I can do this.” And let go of the insecurity. One more time breathe in the love and kindness, and breathe out the insecurity. Let it go.

Now it is time to apply what you have learned into real life. And when you are ready, you can hear just my voice. You sense the room or place where you are. You can feel where you are laying or sitting, and then slowly wiggle your toes, then your fingers, and open your eyes when you are ready. Now when your eyes are open, commit to bringing this love and care for your insecurity with you wherever you go, knowing you have a choice to embrace it, to love it, but not letting it take over. Namaste.

Through research, meditation is known to physiologically change the brain over time to a more conscious governing state. When regularly and consistently practiced, meditation or guided meditation can have a short and long term positive effect on the brain. Over time the brain slowly moves away from the Limbic System to the Frontal Lobes, which is the productive administrator of the brain.

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