This gentle guided meditation combines the wisdom of Kabbalah, the flow of divine light through the Sefirot, and the calming rhythm of breath awareness to help you transition peacefully from wakefulness into sleep.

Inspired by the sacred process of light flowing from Keter down through each sphere of the Tree of Life, this practice lovingly “says goodnight” to every energy center within you. By expressing gratitude, inviting stillness, and allowing each part of your being to rest, you will enter a state of relaxation, healing, and deep rejuvenation.

This is an 8-hour sleep meditation: after the guided portion ends, it flows into over 7 hours of gentle, calming music so you can stay relaxed and supported throughout the night.

Perfect for your night routine, sleep meditation, or relaxation practice, this session brings together Kabbalistic wisdom, mindfulness, breathwork, and guided visualization to support your peaceful rest, spiritual grounding, and nourishing dreams.

Discover how ancient traditions can calm modern minds, and let this meditation guide you into a restful night’s sleep filled with renewal, balance, and divine light.

This guided meditation for self-compassion and emotional healing is designed to help you soften inner criticism, release shame, and create a calmer relationship with the parts of you that feel stuck in addictive patterns, self-sabotage, anxiety, or harsh self-judgment. Using gentle breath awareness and embodied grounding, you’ll practice holding space with warmth and kindness so you can feel more peace, acceptance, regulation, and inner safety.

Before the meditation begins, there’s a short reflection on why judgment and inner criticism often lead to shutdown or defensiveness — and how an alternative approach rooted in compassion, witnessing, and trust can support real change. Then we move into a calming practice that invites you to place a hand on the heart and belly, connect to the breath, and meet one inner “part” with steady presence until it feels fully seen, heard, and understood.

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Show Notes / Credits

With gratitude — this meditation was inspired by:

• Dr Mark Wolynn (@MarkWolynn)

• Dr Simcha Shapiro

Therapeutic frameworks referenced:

• IFS (Internal Family Systems)

• Somatic Therapy

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Join Chana Mason for a Torah-rooted breathwork practice that reconnects you to neshima (breath) and neshama (soul). After a short teaching, you’ll lie down and move into a gentle, conscious, connected breathing sequence—pairing a full-body relaxation with a visualization of the Divine Name (Yud-Hei-Vav-Hei) “surrounding and filling” the body. This guided journey invites safety, nervous-system calm, and a felt sense of Hashem’s love, ending with quiet integration and a blessing from Jerusalem.

Skip to the meditation: 07:00

Suggested posture: Listen to the lesson seated; lie down for the practice (thin pillow if needed).

What you’ll experience

• A concise teaching on “the breath of life” in Torah

• Body scan and audible sighs to release shoulder, jaw, and diaphragm tension

• Conscious connected breathing (nose → mouth phases) with clear cues

• Yud-Hei-Vav-Hei visualization mapped to head, shoulders/arms, spine, and hips/legs

• Heart-opening affirmations: receiving love on the inhale, blessing the world on the exhale

• Quiet music for integration and a gentle return to waking awareness

Join Chana Mason for a guided Jewish meditation that turns your heart toward Jerusalem and the Holy of Holies—the ancient gateway of endless light. Through slow, humming breaths and a gentle body scan, you’ll relax the body, attune your chest to divine love, and visualize sending light to the Temple Mount as it reflects that light back to you. Rooted in the practice of Yichud (spiritual unification), this session helps dissolve old defenses, soften the “rubble” around the heart, and bless Jerusalem so its light can shine without limitation. Return grounded, open, and ready to carry that radiance into the world.

Open your heart and awaken divine love within. In this guided Jewish meditation, Chana Mason invites you to expand your awareness and explode with light, joy, and compassion. Drawing from Yichud, the ancient practice of spiritual unity, this meditation helps you connect deeply to your soul, align with divine energy, and cultivate emotional aliveness.

Whether you’re new to meditation or a seasoned practitioner, this episode will guide you to experience Hashem’s presence in your heart, heal emotional blocks, and radiate authentic love into the world.

Tune in for a transformative moment of mindfulness, Jewish spirituality, and heart-centered healing with Chana Mason.

Discover the power of joy as a spiritual practice in this guided Jewish meditation with Chana Mason. Rooted in Torah wisdom and the teachings of Jewish spirituality, this episode explores what it means to serve God, creation, and community with true happiness.

Drawing from the seven blessings of a Jewish wedding (Sheva Brachot) and the many Hebrew words for joy—simcha, gila, rina, ditza and more—Chana invites you on a transformative journey of mindfulness, meditation, and embodied presence. You’ll learn how cultivating joy can uplift the soul, expand the heart, and allow divine light to shine through you into the world.

✨ What you’ll experience in this episode:

• A short Torah lesson on why joy is central to Jewish life. (Skip directly to the meditation at 4:30.)
• A guided Jewish contemplative meditation focused on serving with joy.
• Breathwork, visualization, and gentle body awareness practices.
• Techniques for connecting to gratitude, celebration, playfulness, and spiritual delight.
• A blessing for bringing more light, joy, and healing into your daily life.

Whether you’re seeking Jewish meditation, Jewish mindfulness practices, or simply a way to reconnect with your own sense of joy, this episode is designed to help you embody happiness, deepen your connection with God, and radiate positive energy into the world.

Perfect for anyone exploring spirituality, Jewish mysticism, guided meditations, Torah study, and personal growth, Embodied Joy will leave you feeling uplifted, grounded, and inspired.

This gentle guided meditation combines the wisdom of Kabbalah, the flow of divine light through the Sefirot (energy centers), and the calming rhythm of breath awareness to help you transition peacefully from wakefulness into sleep.

Inspired by the sacred process of light flowing from Keter (the crown above the head) down through each sphere of the Tree of Life, this practice lovingly “says goodnight” to every energy center within you. By expressing gratitude, inviting stillness, and allowing each part of your being to rest, you will enter a state of relaxation, healing, and deep rejuvenation.

Perfect for your night routine, sleep meditation, or relaxation practice, this session brings together Kabbalistic wisdom, mindfulness, breathwork, and guided visualization to support your peaceful rest, spiritual grounding, and nourishing dreams.

Discover how ancient traditions can calm modern minds, and let this meditation guide you into a restful night’s sleep filled with renewal, balance, and divine light.

Through mindful breath and deep awareness, this guided meditation invites you to hold space for darkness, sadness, and longing, while also opening to light, hope, and divine connection. Explore ancient Jewish wisdom from Psalms and stories of redemption, as you plant seeds of faith in your soul and nurture new growth from tears. Experience the cycle of creation, from brokenness to renewal, and embrace your place in the ongoing story of healing, blessing, and joy. Find inspiration in Jewish tradition, connect with the divine, and let your breath guide you from sorrow to rejoicing—with blessings from Jerusalem.