5 Minute Evening Guided Meditation: Open Your Heart Center For Deep Sleep

Can the heart chakra be opened through meditation?

You may feel compassionate when your heart chakra is balanced. Understanding. Love for oneself and for others.

Meditation can help restore the right energy flow to the Heart Chakra. The deeply personal experience of meditation illuminates the path to inner tranquility. It puts a stop to the numerous apprehensive thoughts that produce anxiety in everyday life.

The seven energy wheels known as chakras can be found throughout your body, beginning at the crown of your head and moving all the way down to the base of your spine.

It's likely that you are familiar with them. When all of the chakras are spinning in the correct direction, it is possible for Qi energy to travel throughout the body. 

If you let worry, fear, or other negative emotions to get in the way of these energy wheels, it could be detrimental to your health. The fourth chakra, also called the Anahata, is located in the location of the heart.

If it is clogged or obstructed, it may be difficult for you to establish and maintain effective connections to the love within your heart.

This is where a guided meditation like this one can help you unblock and open your heart chakra. Listen to this guided meditation to open your heart as much as you need to.

Begin 5 Minute Guided Meditation Script

Begin by sitting in a comfortable position, in a quiet place where you will not be interrupted.

Take a moment to adjust your spine and your sit bones bringing your body into a tall, proud position. Letting your shoulders roll back, opening up your heart. Placing your palms in your lap facing upwards.

Once you are comfortable, gently close your eyes and take a long, deep breath in through your nose, feeling your stomach expand. Your chest expands and you can hold your breath at the top.

When you're ready, exhale with a long audible sigh. And at the end of that breath, breathe in deeply one more time holding it at the top. And when you're ready, let it all go with a sigh.

At the end of this breath, just return to a regular pace breathing into your nose and out through your mouth. Throughout the course of this meditation, let all of your awareness be on this present moment on your breath.

Anytime a thought about your day emerges, it's perfectly okay to not judge yourself or get hung up on the thought, instead just return your awareness to your breath.

In your breath lies the deepest wisdom of your soul. You can drop into the moment, into your wisdom, letting go of everything that no longer serves.

After a long day, it's time to return to your inner sanctuary, bringing all of your awareness into your heart center, the space in the center of your chest, and a couple of inches inwards.

Let your breath be soft and easy. As you focus on this space, let yourself surrender to your heart, to this present moment. Within this moment lies unending love, compassion,  wisdom. As you let go of the tensions of the day. You drop in into your heart, into this present moment.

Realigning and preparing yourself for a pleasant evening. Letting go. Centering in, and from this space, the feeling of peace, and centeredness. Let yourself bring to mind or word, thought, idea, or emotion that you desire to be your intention for this evening.

Let yourself breathe into how it feels, and express gratitude in your heart for this intention being true, welcoming it in, and when you're ready, take a deep breath in through your nose.

Exhale with force from your mouth. As you roll your shoulders, wiggle your fingers and your toes. Then when you're ready, open your eyes to the room around you.

End of 5 Minute Guided Meditation Script

Chakra energy must be healthy and balanced for our mental and physical wellness. An open Anahata charka is required for our heart center to experience limitless love, compassion, and empathy.

When you feel trapped in these areas, you can balance this energy center by utilizing simple tactics to open your heart to the love and beauty that is always all around us.