
Guided visualization · 19 min
Healing Your Physical Body
Rest on a giant lily leaf in a green lake of angels and let your body feel whole again.
With
Ariya LorenzRated4.739K plays
- Level
- Beginner friendly
- Style
- Guided visualization
- Sound
- Voice only
- Best time
- Early morning or night
About this session
- Grounds your energy
- Releases old resentment
- Restores a sense of wholeness
- Encourages deep relaxation
Ariya Lorenz leads a group visualization built around a healing lake. You begin by breathing out through your feet into the earth like roots, then drift through a meadow to a green, Monet-like pond, where you lie on an enormous water lily leaf while angels and fairies gather around you.
It suits anyone who wants to feel more at home in their body, set down anger or heaviness, or end the day with a sense of care. Use it early in the morning to start gently, or at night to wind down feeling held.
After the session
01
A grounded body
Feel rooted, steady and present in yourself.
02
Lighter emotions
Let go of anger, shock and resentment.
03
A sense of belonging
Feel part of a caring, shared circle.
04
Confidence in your wellbeing
Close with a clear, claimed feeling of health.
Who it’s for
Yes, if…
- Anyone who wants to feel more whole and well in their body
- People carrying anger, stress or old resentment
- Those who love imagery, angels and nature visualizations
- Anyone wanting a gentle ritual for early morning or bedtime
Not now, if…
- People who prefer practices with no spiritual or angelic imagery
- Those looking for a short, energising practice
- Anyone who prefers silent meditation, since this is guided throughout

Questions people ask
Still unsure? Ask your assistant anything about this session.
Why does the meditation start with roots from your feet and perineum?
Ariya asks you to imagine white light roads running from both feet and the perineum down to the center of the planet. You breathe out used-up energy into them and breathe in fresh life force from the earth. She explains that grounding is especially needed when you work with the physical body, and she brings you back to it at the end.
What is the green lake and why are the lily leaves so large?
The lake is the setting for the healing, a green pool like a Monet painting. Its water lilies have leaves and blossoms as big as a person, so you can lie on one and be gently rocked. The water is described as healing, and everyone else on the lake rests on their own leaf too.
What does it mean that you are part of a group?
Ariya describes the session as a shared immersion, where everyone listening now, earlier or later adds energy to it. She compares it to a bank account that grows as more people join. That is why you are invited to feel both supported by others and to contribute to them.
What is the sending-out part in the middle?
Once you feel full of healing energy, you share it. You think of someone who needs healing and send it from your hands or heart, then touch more people with it like a painter's brush on a canvas. After that you send it to the world and beyond, wherever you feel called.
What do I say at the golden fountain?
A fountain of golden light rises in the middle of the lake and showers everyone without getting you wet. It seals in the new sense of wellbeing. You inwardly say yes, then claim it: I'm claiming my health and wellbeing and wholeness now.
Why does Ariya ask you to breathe out into the earth three times at the end?
After returning to the moss and thanking the angels and fairies, you re-enter your body and breathe out through your roots three times. She says anchoring this way helps the experience manifest more strongly. She also suggests coming back to the session regularly and talking with your healing angels daily.
