Instead of striving to be your best self or your highest self, what would it feel like to be your favorite self?
This is one of my favorite meditations from the archives, and I’m bringing it back this week because this question feels as alive and important as ever.
Your favorite self is the most authentic and joyful version of you, defined entirely by your own values, desires, and passions. It’s free from the pressures of perfection and societal expectations, and it belongs completely to you.
In this episode of Somatic Healing Meditations, I guide you through a meditation to connect with your favorite self using the powerful technique of Regenerating Images in Memory (RIM). This method allows you to bypass surface thoughts and drop deeply into your true feelings and desires, uncovering the authentic self that lives within.
Perfect for self-love, self-acceptance, authenticity, emotional healing, and deepening your relationship with yourself.
In this episode
Related: More Embodied Self-Love Meditations
Read More About What It Means To Be Your Favorite Self Here
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