
Guided visualization · 13 min
Jump Into Invincible Health
Start your morning moving in a body that feels strong, light and well, then carry that rhythm into the day.
With
Rated4.8
- Level
- Beginner friendly
- Style
- Guided visualization
- Sound
- Voice only
- Best time
- Early morning
About this session
- Boosts morning energy
- Builds self-belief
- Relaxes the body
- Inspires healthy habits
You count down from ten to one into a calm, focused state, then picture a simple hallway and a door of your own design. Beyond it waits another version of you, someone living in vibrant health. Burt Goldman has you watch, step into their body, and move around in it.
It suits anyone who wants to begin the day feeling capable and well, or who wants a fresh picture of their own vitality. Early morning is the natural slot, before the day's demands arrive, though any quiet moment where you can close your eyes will do.
After the session
01
A lighter, easier body
Carry a felt sense of vitality with you.
02
A stronger self-image
Remind yourself you can do what you desire.
03
A refreshed start
Open your eyes alert, awake and ready.
04
A clearer picture of health
See and feel what your best self looks like.
Who it’s for
Yes, if…
- Anyone who wants a refreshed, positive start to the morning
- People who respond well to imagery and visualization
- Those hoping to build a more confident picture of themselves
- Anyone curious about picturing their healthiest self in action
Not now, if…
- People who prefer silent meditation (this is guided throughout)
- Those wanting a deep wind-down before sleep, since it ends with you wide awake
- Anyone who finds counting and affirmations repeated aloud in the mind distracting

About the teacher
Burt Goldman
The American Monk, meditation master & mind power expert
Burt Goldman, known to his fans as The American Monk, is a world-renowned meditation master, spiritual coach, and mind power expert. For more than 50 years, he has taught techniques so effective that he calls them the lazy man's way to achieve enlightenment. He shares them with Mindvalley students through Quantum Jumping. Now in his 90s, Burt creates individually commissioned Energized paintings, infused with healing energy and based on what each person tells him they want out of life. His paintings are already in more than 17 countries, and no one has ever returned one. Burt has dedicated his life to helping people find inner confidence and self-esteem and live better lives.
See all by Burt GoldmanQuestions people ask
Still unsure? Ask your assistant anything about this session.
Why does the session start with the numbers three, two and one?
Before the main countdown, you take three breaths. On each exhale you mentally repeat and picture a number, three, then two, then one, three times each. Then Burt counts from ten to one to guide you into what he calls the alpha level of mind, a pleasant state where you can concentrate fully on one subject.
What is the phrase "every day, in every way, I'm getting better and better" for?
Burt suggests silently saying it whenever you enter this relaxed state. As you repeat it, you sense yourself improving in all areas of life and visualize those improvements. It sets a hopeful tone before the health visualization begins.
What is the tongue-to-roof-of-mouth step?
While holding an image of yourself relaxed and at ease, you touch the tip of your tongue to the roof of your mouth for a count of three. Burt says this programs a cue. Afterwards you can use it whenever you want to strengthen intent, as a signal to your mind to come to attention before something you want to do.
What is the transit door, and what happens when you go through?
After a count of three you imagine standing in a small hallway before a door, which can be as plain or elaborate as you like. Behind it are infinite universes, and your intent takes you to the one holding your idea of invincible health. You watch that version of you work, eat, run and look in a mirror, then walk toward them and merge.
Why merge instead of just watching?
Watching is only the first stage. Merging moves you from observer to participant, so you skip rope, run, swim or play a favorite sport from inside that body. Burt says this is how you pick up the rhythm of a healthy body, which is what you bring back with you.
How does the session bring you back?
You count from one to three to step back through the door into this universe. Then another count of three opens your eyes, wide awake, alert and refreshed. You are meant to feel the healthy rhythm still with you, which is why it works well in the morning.
