A week of quiet evening practices to help you slow down before rest.
7 sessions · approximately 7 min a dayBuild a simple, repeatable wind-down routine with one short practice at a time.
For anyone who wants a calmer transition from the day into sleep.
Missing a day never resets this journey. Your progress stays on this device unless you clear it.
An original 5 minute guided meditation to use before you sleep. Lie down, let the day be finished, and follow a slow female voice as the body is invited to drop its weight into the bed.
Open next sessionA 5 minute bedtime body scan to switch the body toward sleep. Feet soft, legs heavy, belly unheld, face smooth. Let the body sleep first. The mind can follow when it is ready.
Night can amplify worry. This five-minute bedtime audio makes the belly louder than the forecast: palm on the abdomen, present mechanics of breathing, no requirement to solve the future in the dark.
A 5 minute evening gratitude meditation for sleep. End with thanks, not with a replay. One thing from the day that did not have to exist, and did. One person who made it survivable. One way you showed up, even poorly.
A five-minute night companion in a low female register. Use the sound as background warmth. Permission to quit listening mid-sentence and still have used the practice.
File the day with thanks instead of a courtroom. Five minutes: one gift, one helper, one imperfect way you showed up. Then the lights of review can go off.
A five-minute night scan that treats each area as a room going dark: feet, legs, belly, face. Muscles can power down ahead of the mind.
This program supports a personal mindfulness routine; it is not medical or mental-health treatment. Pause whenever a practice feels uncomfortable.