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Start Here · Day 5

Kindness

A few plain, kind phrases for yourself and for someone you know.

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  1. Welcome to day five. Today is a little different. You will practice offering a few kind words, to yourself and to someone else.
  2. Get comfortable, sitting, standing or lying down. Close your eyes or let your gaze rest low.
  3. Take a slow breath in through your nose.
  4. And out through your mouth.
  5. Let the breath settle. Feel a few breaths come and go.
  6. The phrases today are simple. You do not need to feel anything special when you say them. Just say them and mean them as best you can.
  7. If it helps, rest a hand on your chest or your belly. Or leave your hands where they are.
  8. Start with yourself. Silently repeat after me.
  9. May I be safe.
  10. May I be healthy.
  11. May I be at ease.
  12. May I take things one day at a time.
  13. Keep repeating those phrases at your own pace. If other words feel more true for you, use those instead.
  14. If this feels awkward or a bit flat, that is fine. You are practicing, not performing.
  15. Now bring to mind someone you know. A friend, a family member, a teammate. Someone easy to think well of.
  16. Picture them, or just think of their name.
  17. Silently offer them the same phrases.
  18. May you be safe.
  19. May you be healthy.
  20. May you be at ease.
  21. May you take things one day at a time.
  22. Keep offering those phrases to them, in your own rhythm.
  23. If your mind wanders, notice where it went, and come back to the phrases.
  24. Now let that person go, and come back to yourself. One more time. May I be at ease.
  25. Let the words go, and rest with the breath for a few moments.
  26. Take one deeper breath in.
  27. And let it go slowly.
  28. Open your eyes if they were closed.
  29. That is day five. You can use these phrases any time, on a walk, in line at the store, or before a hard conversation. See you tomorrow.