Don’t Be Defined By Your Past: A Meditation To Move On


As adults, many of our experiences are colored by the past.
The way we perceive what people do and say and even what we feel is possible comes from our past. Sometimes difficult experiences have us frozen in time because our fears are so loud we can’t hear our soul nudging us to move on.

In order to get ‘clear,’ we can use the power of the mind in meditation to move on. This at-home meditation will help over time as you repeat it and the idea of letting go becomes a normal part of your thought process.

Meditation works on changing the deeper ingrained subconscious thought patterns that can make us come off as closed to new experiences or even bitter. They can help us let go of deep-rooted insecurities and pain. The visualization part of this meditation starts to reprogram the subconscious to perceive positive and peaceful ways to live.

For those who had a volatile home growing up, we can begin to repeat the behaviors we witnessed as children in our own relationships if we don’t set our intention to let those memories go. The mind is shaped in our youth but we can continue to shape it as adults.

If you feel your heart is heavy or that you are not fully being yourself and open to love and joy, this meditation can help you. We may not even be aware of what in our past is affecting us because it can be a lot of things. That is why using this meditation frequently is going to help you on your path to empowerment.

Prepare For Meditation
Your environment greatly affects how deeply you are able to meditate. Before you do this meditation, set up a comfortable meditation area that is quiet and feels serene. Make sure you won’t be interrupted by putting your phone on airplane mode and then find some calming meditation music.

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