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EPISODE · Feb 5, 2026 · 12 MIN

Body Scan Meditation

from The Daily Meditation with Brother Richard

In this meditation, I invite you into a body scan practice, learning to be gently present to sensation as it arises.We begin by noticing sensation itself, without judgement or analysis. Attention is then drawn to the foot, exploring feelings of warmth, weight, contact and subtle movement. There is no right experience here. Sensation may feel clear or faint, active or quiet, and all of it belongs.As awareness moves through the body, the breath remains a steady companion, allowing us to return again to wholeness and balance. Sensation becomes a doorway into presence, helping the body rest and the mind settle.This daily guided meditation offers a moment of calm, whether you are pausing during the day or winding down before sleep, supporting grounding, stillness and embodied awareness.Chapters 00:00 – Introduction 00:45 – Noticing sensation 01:40 – The bell 05:20 – Bringing attention to the left foot 06:00 – Warmth and weight in the foot 07:30 – Contact and pressure 07:50 – Finding the pulse 10:30 – Moving awareness through the foot 11:37 – Returning to the whole body 12:30 – Closing bell Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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