Relaxation Practices: Rainbow Mist Meditation
From Ariana’s book: The Magic of Mojo: The Creative Power Behind Success (Chapter 14)
Another breathing visualization I find particularly helpful when I have a headache is the following:
As you breathe in, imagine your breath is being drawn up from the earth and coming all the way up your body and out the top of your head. When you breathe out, imagine it falling down around you like a gentle rain. Do this five to ten times or until it feels very comfortable.
Next, upon inhalation, imagine your breath being drawn down into your body from the sky and out the bottoms of your feet. Upon your exhalation, imagine it coming up around your body like a gentle mist rising from the ground. Do this five to ten times or until it feels very comfortable.
Finally, alternate the breaths. Imagine the first pair coming up from the ground and falling down around you like rain. Imagine the second set of breaths coming down from the sky and going up around you like a mist. Repeat as desired until you feel calm and relaxed.
Want Ariana to lead you through this? Nice manifesting, you — here you go!
Meditation written and performed by Ariana Ayu.
Music (“Crystal Rain”) by Christopher Lloyd Clarke. Licensed by RoyaltyFreeMeditationMusic.com.
Author, activist, international speaker, multi-preneur, mentor, wife, and mom, Ariana Ayu is a Transformational Mystic and a Catalyst for Conscious Change.
She is the creator and lead educator for the CannyNurse™ Certificate Program, a 50-hour CEU program for nurses from LPNs through doctoral degrees, and the first comprehensive cannabis nurse training program designed for working nurses. An ordained priestess, holistic healer, and lifelong student of ancient/ modern wisdom, Ariana’s nursing background includes pediatrics, labor & delivery, nurse education, and Holistic Health/ Integrative Nurse Coaching.
She earned her MSc in Advancing Nursing Practice from the University of Edinburgh in Scotland (UK), and her Cannabis Nursing Certification from Pacific College of Health and Science.
She is passionate about racial justice, social equity, environmental preservation and conservation, and empowered health, wellness, and joy for all. Her practice is governed by the ethical principles of integrity, nonjudgment, empowerment, and respect for her clients’ autonomy.