
Guided meditation · 30 min
Cultivating Self Love
Meet your own soul, set down what still aches, and finish believing you are enough, just as you are.
With
Teresa OngRated4.8725 plays
- Level
- All levels
- Style
- Guided meditation
- Sound
- Voice only
- Best time
- Early morning or night
About this session
- Deepens self-love
- Releases heavy emotions
- Connects you inward
- Relaxes body and mind
Teresa Ong leads a 30-minute group immersion set in an arena of light. You breathe in for three and out for five, open your third eye, draw in energy from Mother Earth and a central lotus, then find your soul glowing like a small flame in your heart.
It suits anyone who wants to feel kinder toward themselves, or who is carrying a feeling they haven't had space for. Use it early in the morning to start with warmth, or at night to put the day down before rest.
After the session
01
A softer relationship with yourself
Speak to yourself with patience and kindness.
02
Room for hard feelings
Meet pain with curiosity instead of pushing it away.
03
A sense of belonging
Feel held by others, the earth and your source.
04
A calm, settled body
Slow breathing eases you into deep relaxation.
Who it’s for
Yes, if…
- Anyone who is hard on themselves and wants to soften
- People carrying hurt or sadness they haven't looked at
- Those who enjoy imagery, energy and spiritual themes
- Anyone wanting a gentle start to the day or a tender close to it
Not now, if…
- People who prefer silent meditation (this is guided throughout)
- Those who don't connect with soul, source or energy language
- Anyone after a short, quick practice

Questions people ask
Still unsure? Ask your assistant anything about this session.
What is the arena of light?
It is the imagined place where the whole meditation happens. After you open your third eye, you see your own light body glowing, and other souls gathered around you for this group immersion. A glowing lotus sits at the center, and you return to this space whenever you like.
What happens with the Mother Earth and divine source energy?
First, roots grow from your root chakra deep into the earth, and her nurturing energy flows back up through your body like being rocked in a mother's arms. Then energy from the lotus enters through the opening at your crown. Both meet in your heart space, where they clear away heavy feelings.
What do I do with the emotions that come up?
You aren't asked to fix them. You breathe into the heart space, name what's there (pain, sadness, love, joy, grief) and ask what lesson it holds and what it wants you to know. Then you wrap the feeling in a cocoon of light and lift it out to the lotus, where other souls are sending their own cocoons.
What is the I am enough breathing?
It pairs words with your breath. You breathe in with phrases like I am worthy of love and joy, I am whole and complete, or I am deserving of all the good things in life. On each exhale you say I am enough. The inhale draws in what you've stored, and the exhale releases what no longer serves you.
Why does the meditation have me speak to other souls?
Midway through, you look at the soul beside you and say I love you, then to the one opposite you say you are beautiful. You also tell others they are worthy of happiness. Sending love out helps your own light grow brighter too, and it comes back to you.
How does the love extend beyond the arena?
You send it outward in widening rings: first to your loved ones, then your community, your country and finally the earth herself. Each time you wrap them in a gentle cocoon of light, accepting them no matter who they are, and you receive that love back into yourself.
