Brussels Mindfulness

Loving-kindness meditation (metta): opening the heart

In this 13-minute loving-kindness meditation guided by Beate, we gently extend wishes of love and care to a friend, to ourselves, to others, and to all beings. An invitation to rest in warmth, connection, and quiet presence.

A gentle meditation with Beate  inviting you to settle into the body through a guided body scan, followed by awareness of the breath at the nostrils. An invitation to rest in presence, using body and breath as steady anchors.

This gentle practice combines seated stretching with an exploration of body sensations to help you reconnect with your body and the present moment. Guided by Beate in a calm, invitational way, you’re invited to notice movement, contact and breath at your own pace. A grounding practice to support relaxation, regulation and embodied presence.

In this meditation you are invited to bring yourself in a compassion mode and make sure it becomes a felt sense in your body. 

In this meditation, Beate invites you to gently tune into the body and notice where some tension may be ready to soften.
With gratitude for the body that carries and sustains us, attention then rests in the breath — a simple refuge you can return to whenever things feel overwhelming or stressful.

In this meditation, Beate invitse you to rest your attention in the body and the breath.
Using the breath as a gentle anchor, we practise meeting whatever arises with openness and kindness, allowing experience to come and go without holding on or pushing away.

In this meditation, recorded live with Beate, you will be guided through a process of connecting with yourself in the present and in the future to contemplate on what truly matters in your life. 

The intention of this meditation is to cultivate a sense of good will, friendliness, and compassion towards a loved one and yourself. Offering words of well-wishing and kindness, listening to them and observing how these words resonate within yourself.

In this meditation, recorded live during our morning meditations, Steve guides you into awareness of your body, breath and sounds. He ends the meditation with the poem "Hukosai says" by ROGER S. KEYES.

 

In this short guided meditation Beate invites you to pause, soften, and gently come back to yourself.
You are guided to notice what is here, reconnect with your breath, ground through the body, and rest in a quiet sense of inner steadiness.

A touch of loving-kindness helps you meet yourself with warmth and care.

Take a few minutes just for you — to let go, arrive, and come home to yourself.