
Guided meditation · 11 min
Dissolving Your Fears
Step out of the future you're dreading and feel your breath, body and nerves settle into the ground beneath you.
With
Ariya LorenzRated4.7
- Level
- Beginner friendly
- Style
- Guided meditation
- Sound
- Voice only
- Best time
- Early morning or night
About this session
- Eases anxious tension
- Grounds your body
- Shifts fearful thinking
- Builds trust
Ariya Lorenz guides you to imagine two white angels taking your hands, then to walk two breath-steps at a time back from the future into the present moment. From there, roots of white light grow from your body into the earth, letting tension drain down like lightning into a rod.
It's for the times fear about what's coming won't let go, whether the worry has a name or not. Use it early in the morning before the day starts, or at night when your mind keeps running ahead. It ends with a long, slow exhale.
After the session
01
A settled body
Let held-in tension drain down and away.
02
Presence in this moment
Come back from worrying about what's ahead.
03
Hope about the outcome
Imagine things working out better than expected.
04
A softer, grateful heart
Find ease through simple, easy thanks.
Who it’s for
Yes, if…
- Anyone dreading something coming up in their life
- People carrying a vague fear they can't name
- Those who wake early with a racing, worried mind
- Anyone who likes imagery, angels and gratitude in their practice
Not now, if…
- People who prefer practices without spiritual or angel imagery
- Those looking for an energising or motivating session
- Listeners who want silent meditation (this is guided)

Questions people ask
Still unsure? Ask your assistant anything about this session.
What are the two steps in and out for?
Fear lives in the future, so Ariya has you use your inhale and exhale to move two steps at a time back toward yourself. You repeat it a few times until you arrive in your center, in the here and now. It gives your mind a simple movement to follow instead of the worry.
What do the white light roots do?
You imagine roots growing from your feet and between your legs down to the heart of the planet, anchoring in a crystal of light. You breathe down into them three times and beyond. The tension and electrical energy in your system is sent down the roots, much like a lightning rod carries lightning into the earth.
Who are the two angels?
They are described as the white angels of clarity of a beautiful future and of courage. You hold out both hands to receive theirs, and later you lean back into their arms. They're an image of being supported while you let go, so you can use them in whatever way feels right for you.
Why does the meditation ask me to be grateful ahead of time?
After imagining an outcome better than you could picture, you say thank you as if it has already happened. You don't need gratitude for the feared situation itself. Anything simple works, such as your breath, the blue sky behind the clouds, a sweet animal or someone dear to you.
What if my mind says I have nothing to be grateful for?
Ariya anticipates this and tells you not to let that thought win. You only need the feeling of gratitude, so choose something very small, like being grateful that your lungs can breathe.
What is the long exhale at the end?
In the last breath you inhale deeply, then exhale longer and longer, tucking your belly in and pushing the air out, with one more push at the end. It finishes the release before Ariya welcomes you to a new reality with an Aloha.
