Wide Awake at 3am, Drifting Into Bliss | Floating Sleep Hypnosis to Let Go and Rest
Chibs Okereke Sleep Meditations · 2,107 words · 11 min read · EN

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It's 3:00 a.m. and you're wide awake again. So, you're lying very still, eyes closed, doing [music] everything you're supposed to, breathing slowly, trying to get back to sleep. And that trying is the hardest part of all this. So tonight, we're not going to try. We're going to [music] float instead. I'm Chibzo Carrick
and welcome to this floating sleep hypnosis for letting go and resting. Before we begin, please [music] make sure you're somewhere safe where you can fully relax. Not driving, not operating machinery, just free to let your whole system rest. First, we'll take the weight out of your body and allow sleep to come back on its own.
By the end of this hypnosis, if you haven't already drifted off, you'll be more than ready to fall into a deep, restorative sleep. Tonight I'll be speaking calmly and directly to the deeper [music] part of your mind. The part that's been running your breathing and your heartbeat all night without once asking you for help.
And as I do, your body [music] will begin handing its weight over to the bed a little [music] at a time until holding yourself up stops being your job. And once nothing's being held, that's when the floating starts. And that floating is its own kind of bliss. Weightless, warm, and asking nothing of you.
There's nothing here to get right. You don't have to concentrate or follow every word or stay with me until the end. If you disappear somewhere in the middle, that's [music] exactly what's meant to happen. So just make yourself comfortable [music] in whatever position your body's asking for.
Now allowing your attention to settle into the places where your body meets the bed. The back of your head resting [music] into the pillow, your shoulders, your hips, the backs of your legs. And underneath all of it, the mattress already carrying your weight, already doing this. It's been doing it for hours. You've never once had to hold yourself
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