This meditation’s goal is to increase the silence between thoughts and lead to the mastery of meditation. It is a simple practice that if done on a daily basis will naturally enhance your ability to meditate on command. Combined with fields that tie your consciousness to alpha brainwaves that meld into your conscious awareness as it drops you into theta/delta brainwaves. This way you remain conscious and focused as you descend deeper.
The essence of the practice is as all meditation. To restfully observe the present moment without judgement. Focusing on that silence between thoughts for as long as possible. And if you drift off in thought, return focus to the present. The returning focus after losing it, is essential to the practice. There is a mindfulness bell in the audio that consistently reminds you to return focus to the present and after a few listens, the bell will start to conditionally set you back into the present instantly.
It doesn’t matter if you only retain focus for 2-3 seconds because so as long as you remember to return focus to the present, you are making great progress. Consistently remembering to be present expands your awareness and increases the length of silence between thoughts.
Remembering to focus again through the bell also counts as progress, so this isn’t hard work truly. This is called effortless meditation because there is no need to try hard here. The act of just listening to this and attempting to meditate is a check mark towards you gaining that peaceful silence and unwavering focus that can be attained with meditation.
So this is not really a guided meditation other than the quick instructions in the beginning. This is meant to be done daily. Over time, the mindfulness bell will automatically tune you into the present moment.
I have included a link to the bell sound alone so that in the future or even now if you’d like, you can make the bell a constant alarm that sounds just once, to set you back into the present moment. Below is also a link to an audio only version of this meditation.