Get Sleepy: Sleep meditation and stories - A Quiet Morning at Home (Premium)
Episode Date: March 2, 2021This is a preview episode. Get the full episode, and many more, ad free, on our supporter's feed: https://getsleepy.com/support. A Quiet Morning at Home Tonight, TK guides us through a tranquil morn...ing around the house. 😴 Sound design: bedroom fan, ticking clock. About Get Sleepy Premium: Help support the podcast, and get: Monday and Wednesday night episodes (with zero ads) The exclusive Thursday night bonus episode Access to the entire back catalog (also ad-free) Premium sleep meditations, extra-long episodes and more! We'll love you forever. ❤️ Get a 7 day free trial, and join the Get Sleepy community here https://getsleepy.com/support. And thank you so, so much. Tom, and the team. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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You become aware that you are waking up before you open your eyes.
The familiar sounds of your space gather in your mind as you begin to stir.
The ticking of the clock on the bedside table, the creaking of the radiator as it warms the room.
The rustling of the cotton sheet as you move your legs beneath it.
Slowly you drift into consciousness as you take in the subtle noises of your environment.
They bring with them the thoughts that often welcome you to a new day.
You hear the clock and wonder what time it is.
The radiator makes you think about how nice it would be to curl up in a fuzzy robe with a cup of coffee.
And the sheets feel smooth and airy against your skin, reminding you of a cloud.
You stretch your legs out toward the end of the bed,
healing your muscles lengthen, and then relax.
A yarn makes its way from your chest to the back of your throat,
and then out of your mouth as you raise your arms above you.
Following the yarn, you take another deep breath to clear your head and bring your hands
to rest on your stomach.
Your body welcomes the movement after so many hours in bed.
You relish the sensation of your joints and tendons shifting and stretching.
A pleasant tingling spreads through the muscles of your arms and legs from your knees and hips
to your elbows and fingertips.
With a sigh, your body returns to being still and quiet.
and quiet. It sinks into the firm embrace of the mattress, and you become aware of the points of contact that support you. Or brief moment you lay there, thinking of nothing, enjoying the act of simply existing in this time and place. You
bathe in the sense of calm that comes before the responsibilities of the day. After a while, you shift onto your side and let your cheek tongue to rest on the
pillow. You notice how the side of your chest that isn't touching the bed expands freely with every breath you take.
It would be nice to lay here all morning, you think?
And perhaps you'll do that one of these days.
But it's hard to resist the pull of a steaming cup of coffee. So you swing your legs out of bed and plant your feet on the floor.
Standing up, you adjust your body slightly as it remembers how to move about.
move about. It's sleepy by you. But after a few tweaks, this way, and that, and a little stretch here and there, it's ready to go. You pull on your robe, which you left draped over the chair in the corner.
Its warmth embraces you like a soft hug.
Turning back to your bed, you tug on the topmost corner of your sheets and pull them taught
over your pillow. You move around to the other side, which is still
rubbled from a night of sleep. You smooth it out and plump the pillow into shape.
With your bed made, you stand back to admire the crisp lines for just a moment.
If one corner isn't perfect, it doesn't bother you.
More than anything, you appreciate your bedroom for being a place of true comfort and relaxation. as long as you feel safe and at home in this space, in all as well.