Relaxation Meditations for HSPs
Enjoy this compilation of episodes from The HSP Podcast. I recommend bookmarking this page so you can come back and listen to all. You may also like to share this to help other HSPs.
Body Scan Meditation for the Sensitive
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Breathe Awareness Meditation
Enjoy these few moments of relaxation. For more tips and support for the sensitive nervous system visit www.SenstitiveConnection.com
Relaxation Meditation by Julie Bjelland
Spending time intentionally relaxing through meditation is a big part of supporting your wellness as a highly sensitive person. Give this gift to yourself. For more information and tips to support your senstiive nervous system, visit www.SenstitiveConnection.com
Relaxation & Body Tension Release for the Sensitive
Enjoy the feeling of relaxation and tension release for your beautiful sensitive body.
Relax with the beautiful sound of birds
Every day I enjoy the beautiful sounds of these birds so I recorded them for you to enjoy too! I invite you to find somewhere comfortable, close your eyes and visualize a beautiful place in nature while you listen. Did you like this? What do you want to hear more of in my podcast?
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