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Night Affirmations for Peace and Rest A guided Journey into Calm, Healing, and Deep Sleep
Mar 11, 2026
Night Affirmations for Peace and Rest
A guided Journey into calm, Healing, and Deep Sleep
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Welcome beautiful souls into this space
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once more.
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We continue on the topic affirmations.
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And today
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we are going to be placing special focus
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on night affirmations for peace and
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rest.
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A guided journey into calm healing and
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deep sleep.
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I am from Bodolin.
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Good evening to you.
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If you are listening to this right now,
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it means the day is slowly coming to an
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end.
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The body is beginning to soften.
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The mind is beginning to slow down. And
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somewhere within you, there is a quiet
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desire for rest.
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But many people do not arrive at night
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peacefully. Sometimes the body lies down
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but the mind continues to run. Thought
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replay the day regret whispers.
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Worries about tomorrow appear
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and before we know it sleep becomes
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difficult.
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Tonight we are going to do something
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different.
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Instead of allowing the mind to wander
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through anxiety, we will gently guide it
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towards peace,
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towards healing,
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and towards rest.
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Through breathing, reflection and
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affirmations, we will prepare
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our minds and hearts for a deep and
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restorative sleep.
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So, wherever you are, allow yourself to
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get comfortable.
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You may lie down,
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sit in a relaxed position,
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or simply close your eyes.
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Take a slow breath in
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and gently release it.
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Take the second time,
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release it.
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Go the third time.
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Release it.
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Tonight
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we are letting go
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and not doing more.
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Understand that nighttime is one of the
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most powerful moments for the human
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mind.
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During sleep, the brain pro processes
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emotions,
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organizes memories, and restores the
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nervous system. What we carry into sleep
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often shapes how the mind works during
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the night.
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If we carry worry, the body remains
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tense. If we carry peace, the body
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restores itself.
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Affirmations are not magic words.
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They are gentle reminders that guides
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the mind toward healthier patterns.
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They soften the inner voice.
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They calm the nervous system.
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They remind the the heart that it is
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safe to rest.
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Let us let let us share a story that
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will give you more clarity on this
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topic.
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Some time ago, a young professional came
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into therapy. Let us call him Daniel.
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Daniel was very successful in many areas
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of his life. He worked hard, achieved
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his goals, and was respected by
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colleagues.
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But every night when he went to sleep,
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something happened.
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His mind will begin replaying the day.
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He will remember small mistakes,
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things he wished he had said
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differently,
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moments where he felt he had done. He
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had not done enough.
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Instead of resting, his mind judged him.
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Sleep became
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restless.
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He woke up tired and anxious.
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Daniel was referred to therapy by his
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company.
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And when
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most uh clients are referred by their
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companies, they always want to view it
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from the perspective of the company, not
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actually viewing it from their own spec
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their own uh perspective. The benefit
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that will come because of this. Daniel
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was one of such client.
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During one of our session,
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I asked him a simple question. Remember
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that a question
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provokes you to go into selfreflection.
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And when you are able to to to reflect,
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it takes you to a place
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of vulnerability,
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responsibility,
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and accountability.
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The question was, what is the last thing
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you usually say to yourself before you
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fall asleep?
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because his problem was insomia
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and during every session he will repeat
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the same thing.
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when you come to the session and you
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asked how was your night Daniel you
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respond by saying I did not have up to
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an hour of sleep.
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When I asked that question
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he paused.
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Then he said something that many people
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unknowingly say to themselves.
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I usually think about everything I did
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wrong
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and to him that this statement was
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meaningful.
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So we tried something new. I invited
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Daniel to practice night affirmations.
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Before sleep, he place one hand on his
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heart, breathe slowly, and repeat a few
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gentle affirmations.
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At first he felt awkward.
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The mind resisted.
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But after a few weeks
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something began to change. He started
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falling asleep faster.
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His mornings became calmer.
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More importantly, his relationship with
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himself soften.
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The voice of self-criticism slowly
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became a voice of compassion.
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This is the quiet power of affirmation
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before sleep.
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They reprogram the emotional tone of the
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mind.
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Daniel kept repeating this affirmation
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to himself over and over. And by the
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time a moon
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elapsed, Daniel was a different person.
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Before we begin the affirmation,
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let us calm the body.
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Take a slow deep breath
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in through the nose.
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Hold it gently for a moment.
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Now release slowly through the mouth.
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Again
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and slowly release through the mouth.
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Let us try the third time. Gently
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breathe in
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and slowly release through the mouth.
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Feel
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the shoulders relaxing.
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Feel the jaw softening.
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Allow the body to sink into the surface
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beneath.
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There is no way you need nowhere you
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need to go.
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Nothing you need to prove.
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Tonight is for restoration.
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You may repeat these softly or simply
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listen or allow them to settle in your
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mind.
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Pause between each one.
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Let the words sink in.
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Place your right palm over your heart.
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Listen as your heart beats.
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I release the weight of today.
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I allow my mind to rest.
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I did my best with the knowledge and
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strength I had today.
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And that is enough.
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I forgive myself for moments that were
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imperfect.
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I release all worries about tomorrow.
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Tomorrow will take care of itself.
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My body deserves rest. My mind deserves
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peace.
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I am safe in this moment.
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I allow calm to fill my heart.
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Each breath
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relaxes my body more deeply.
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I welcome sleep with gratitude.
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My mind is quiet.
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My heart is steady.
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My body is restoring itself.
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Peace flows through me. Tonight I rest.
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Tonight I heal.
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Tonight I restore my strength. Before
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sleep, gratitude has a powerful effect
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on the brain.
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It shifts the mind away from threats
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towards appreciation.
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So let us take a moment
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quietly think about three small things
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from today.
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Do not they do not need to be big
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achievements.
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Perhaps a smile a warm smile that you
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received from a colleague from a
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stranger.
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A gentle conversation you had, a moment
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of calm you experienced,
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a warm meal, you had
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a lesson learned.
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Now gently say within yourself,
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I am grateful for this day.
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I am grateful for the lessons it
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brought.
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I am grateful for the strength within
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me.
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Gratitude soften
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the heart
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and a peaceful heart sleeps deeply.
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Now place your hand gently over your
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heart.
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Feel the warmth of your heart.
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Feel the quiet rhythm of your heartbeat.
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This simple gesture tells the nervous
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system something important.
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It signals safety,
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care,
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compassion
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and much more.
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Now slowly repeat.
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I am here for myself.
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I treat myself with kindness.
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I deserve a rest.
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I deserve peace.
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I allow sleep to embrace me.
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Stay here for a moment
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while breathing slowly
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in and breathing out slowly.
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Feeling the calm,
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feeling the lightness.
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Every night offers us an opportunity
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an an opportunity to release
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the day
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to forgive ourselves
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to rest our minds.
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When we enter sleep with compassion and
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gratitude, the mind heals quietly during
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the night.
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When morning comes, we awaken
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not
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uh only rested but renewed.
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So tonight allow yourself this gift,
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the gift of peace,
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the gift of rest,
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the gift of gentle compassion.
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Take slow a slow pace with this final
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affirmation.
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I am calm.
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I am safe.
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I am at peace.
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My body is relaxing.
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My mind is quiet.
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Sleep is coming naturally.
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I rest deeply.
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I wake renewed.
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Thank you for being in this space with
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me.
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I am glad you're taking these little
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steps
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moving forward.
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I love you.
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Good night.
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Rest well. Your mind and heart deserve
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this peace.
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