A gentle, restful nidra recorded outdoors by Ardingly reservoir on a sunny afternoon in late August.  Ease into the present moment and accept the gift that you are.

This yoganidra was recorded in the peaceful Welsh countryside of the Usk valley. 

A very special impromptu collaboration with Nirlipta Tuli (voice) Sam Bloomfield (didgeridoo) and Ling Mann (singing bowls) offered at A Total Yoga Nidra Teacher Training. London.

This is a short, 19-minute Yoga Nidra, to encourage you to relax into this moment. Nothing else matters. Nothing to do and nowhere to go. Simply allowing yourself to move deeper into stillness.

The sequence is accessible to all, especially if new to Yoga Nidra, as there is no descriptive visualization on this particular track, just the comfort of following the body scan and awareness of your life force, or prana. 

It’s also useful for when there isn't time for a longer Yoga Nidra meditation, and can be used as a refreshing power nap.

This heart centred grouding nidra was recorded in Hong Kong in February 2020 as a response to the fear anxiety surrounding the corona virus outbreak. An adaptation of Louise Hay's affirmation for transforming anxiety "I am at peace with the journey of life. I am safe" is suggested. The nidra ends with sending love out to Hong Kong, China, the world and oneself. Tibetan singing bowls are played softly in the background and birds are heard singing.