5 Minute Meditation to Clear Your Mind
This 5 minute guided meditation is a reset button for mental clutter. Use it when overthinking, stress, or a noisy inner commentary makes it hard to think clearly.
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Clear filtersThis 5 minute guided meditation is a reset button for mental clutter. Use it when overthinking, stress, or a noisy inner commentary makes it hard to think clearly.
A 5 minute guided meditation for calm when you need the volume turned down now. Soft belly, longer exhales, a pace that does not match the panic of the calendar.
A 5 minute guided meditation for deep relaxation. Permission, not a skill test. Soften the small muscles of the face that keep watch. Soften the belly, the throat, the hands. You are safe enough, in this minute, to be undefended.
A 5 minute meditation to cleanse your energy as a rinse, not a war. On the inhale, clean air. On the exhale, static — other people's moods, leftover hurry. Sweep from the crown down as if warm water could travel through the field of you and out the feet.
A 5 minute meditation to release the day — clock out. Name the day in one phrase, set the phrase down as if it were a bag. Unfinished work can survive until morning.
This 5 minute guided meditation is a short visit to inner quiet — not a life with no problems, a mind that is not at war with this moment. Follow the voice into the body, the breath, and a peace that can exist beside unfinished things.
This 5 minute guided meditation is for the extra weight you are still carrying — a conversation, a mistake, a version of yesterday that will not leave. You will practice putting it down for these minutes, not because it never mattered, but because you cannot live well while gripping it.