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Hello and welcome to the Borealis experience. I'm

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excited to post this meditation here for you today. And I'm

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hoping to bring you peace and calm lights. This meditation is

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for when you feel irritated, I learned that it is very very

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important during the day when you feel strong emotions to deal

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with them as soon as possible to metabolize them, so to say in

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order to have a good restful sleep, because otherwise, if you

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carry it through your sleep, you might have interrupted sleep.

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Plus you would bring these vibes into your new day tomorrow. And

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this is what I want to help you

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to prevent. So find a comfortable seat or lay down on

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the floor. When you sit, adjust your pelvis so that the spine is

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naturally straight without big effort.

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Tuck your chin slightly so that your neck is elongated. Close

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your eyes. Relax the muscles around your eyes, the muscles

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around your mouth, relax your jaw.

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Take a couple of very deep breaths here

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no matter what irritated you today, what got you worked up.

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Now you're with yourself. Now you can tune in back to your

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core, your calming energy and just know that you can let

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everything go here in the safe place. If you feel like crying

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cry, if you'd like swearing, to silently swear

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that it all out

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don't hold on to it

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roll your shoulders

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up and back.

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Now if you choose to sit, maybe turn to the right and then turn

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to the left. What I like to do is when I feel really irritated

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and agitated and want to meditate, want to come back to a

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peaceful state. Then I add a couple very smooth movements. No

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one is watching you. Because when we get upset most of the

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time, our muscles in our back tighten up. And then if we do a

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weird movement, we pull a muscle and are even more in pain. So in

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this meditation today, I want you to do slight movements.

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rotation of the spine

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baby forward, forwards and then back up straight. as slow as you

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can and as gentle as you want

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and know that with every exhale, you're breathing out irritation,

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agitation, anger, things that weigh you down heavily. And

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every new inhale is new fresh energy.

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If your monkey mind is really active now because you still

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agitated, it's like, what the fog are we doing here? I want to

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get active, I want to react, I want to fight back, then just

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listen to it. Let it go on

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I know that your willingness to let go was stronger than your

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readiness to fight

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very good.

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You can come back into a still position again. And now

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visualize a tree, visualize a lake, visualize a deer walking

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through a forest and see how nature is our strongest best

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teacher. The deer if it gets upset or scared, shakes

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everything off, and then moves on with life focuses on water

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intake, food intake, protecting their offspring, or maybe

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looking for a mate. But they don't hold on to stuff. Same

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with cats or dogs. If you own any kind of animal, you probably

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know that when there was tension building up, they know how to

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release it and let it out of their system. And us humans tend

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to hold on to living resentment and waiting for the next thing

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to upset us to then react even more and know that this behavior

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is just poisoning yourself. So that everything go let that shit

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go. Very good job. It's a little bit loud in the background here

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today. I hope it's not disturbing you. Sometimes I just

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tell myself, when we don't have the perfect outside

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circumstances to meditate, it doesn't matter. We can focus

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then even more on to our breath

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let it go, let it go. Let it go. It's so not worth it

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with every inhale, make space inside of your body inside of

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your head. For goodness, think about the good things you want

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to do for the rest of your day. Maybe a nice phone call, maybe

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go for a walk. Here drink a big glass of water

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feel how your heart is getting lighter. Feel how your face is

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relaxed

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now bring your hands to your heart center. Bow your head down

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be proud of yourself. Be grateful for your strong

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practice here. Take a couple more deep breaths here maybe

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fear your heartbeat know that this is your safe place you can

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always come back to namaste

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thank you so so much for listening to my meditation

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today. I know we all go through some tough times at times and

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fear irritated and angry and you really got to look at your

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energy your body, how it feels in those moments and how it

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doesn't make you feel good at all but online things We have to

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hold on to certain things to protect ourselves in the future

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from from more harm and pain. But I think we can learn to just

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set more boundaries, healthy boundaries, and in doing so,

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become less upset and situations and just know that we have clear

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walls where we can walk away from. At the same time, we have

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openness and receptiveness to energy and problems of others. I

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want to talk about this way more in the future, to help you out

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with strong emotions that upset you and make you feel shitty.

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And for now, just continue with your day. Be proud of your

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strong practice here and let everything go relax back into

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your core energy here. Thank you for listening to the Borealis

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experience. I'm your host Aurora, and I'll be there for

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you very soon again. Bye bye