Please discover a sitting position
that means that you can be alert,
your spine erect but not rigid,
and in addition relaxed.
Now close your eyes
and rest your hands
in a simple effortless way.
Take just a few moments
to scan through your body,
and wherever possible,
soften and release
obvious areas of physical tension.
We begin the practice of coming back
by establishing our home base.
While there are numerous possible anchors
equivalent to sound or sensations throughout the body,
essentially the most common
and the one we’ll be exploring here is
the breath.
Please breathe naturally
and easily notice where the breath is easiest to detect
and where the breath also feels nice or at the least neutral.
So you may be listening to
how the breath feels because it flows
out and in of your nose,
you may feel the touch of your breath
around your nostrils
or in your upper lip,
or perhaps you’re feeling the movement of your chest
or the rising and falling of your abdomen,
or perhaps you’re feeling your whole body like a balloon
expanding with the in breath,
deflating with the out breath.
So just take some moments
to bring your attention
to the sensations of respiratory in one in every of these areas,
a relaxed attentiveness.
There’s no need to manage the breath.
Rather, sense you’re receiving the breath
very similar to you’d take heed to sound.
With a relaxed awareness,
discover what the breath is admittedly like
as a changing experience of sensations.
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