Watch the light travel down, then back up — that is your body scan.
First Scan — how your body feels right now, before anything is asked of it.
If the words on the poster don't say it the way you feel it, write it here, your way:
The grounding energy rises from the earth, all around your whole body — that is your Second Scan.
Second Scan — same gentle order, down then back up. See what the breath changed.
If the words on the poster don't say it the way you feel it, write it here, your way:
Night Scan — take note of how you felt for the whole day, and where the day still sits tonight.
If the words on the poster don't say it the way you feel it, write it here, your way:
Press play as you settle in, and let these be the last words your mind hears tonight:
A trigger has a little space inside it — the moment right before the cigarette. Catch it here, in your own words:
This body scan is about feelings and tension — what sits where. For the deeper teaching on how thought patterns connect with physical pain, here is Rev. Monica's own chart.
Bring your sheets to your sessions. The places that stay tense scan after scan, and the hours that stay hard, are exactly what we work on together.