Meditation, sleep meditation, mindfulness exercises, and positive affirmations can be useful tools for healing from past trauma. When we experience stress in our lives, whether it is chronic low levels of stress, or intense traumatic events, a cascade of events are triggered in our mind and body that can lead to disease. As we gain awareness of this process, we are able to practice realigning the communication between our mind and body to experience greater well-being.
What you are thinking about right before you fall asleep will set the tone for the quality of your sleep and your mindset for the next day. You have the choice to change the way you look at things. These thoughts before bed send a message to your subconscious to help you heal.
Trauma can be very serious. Please seek support from professional help if you are struggling. You might also be interested in watching the two Mindful Tip videos about healing trauma: https://youtu.be/sb6HNR_5Do0 https://youtu.be/2CAUraX34UQ
Meditation was written by Les Raymond and read by Sara Raymond Music Credit: Pure Embrace by Christopher Lloyd Clarke from www.enlightenedaudio.com
