
Guided meditation · 16 min
Let Go of Your Ex
Say goodbye to the bond that still tugs at you, and feel your own energy come home again.
With
Nalaya ChakanaRated4.83K plays
- Level
- All levels
- Style
- Guided meditation
- Sound
- Voice only
- Best time
- Night or late evening
About this session
- Releases emotional ties
- Soothes a sore heart
- Restores inner freedom
- Settles you for night
Nalaya Chakana guides you to find the exact spot in your body where the breakup lives, then imagine a cord reaching from that spot to your ex. You notice its colour and texture, speak a spoken release, return each other's energy with thanks, and finish by breathing love outward.
It's for anyone still carrying a past relationship, whether the ending was recent or long ago. The quiet pace and closing heart practice suit late evening, when thoughts of an ex tend to surface and you want to put the day, and the person, down.
After the session
01
A lighter heart
Feel the weight of the past soften.
02
Clarity on the lesson
Name what this relationship came to teach you.
03
Your energy back
Reclaim what has lingered in the connection.
04
Grounded, open calm
Rest in love, rooted and expansive.
Who it’s for
Yes, if…
- Anyone who can't stop thinking about an ex at night
- People ready to close a chapter and move forward
- Those who want a ritual for ending a relationship consciously
- Anyone who feels alone in carrying the grief of a breakup
Not now, if…
- People not yet ready to let go of the relationship
- Those who prefer a practical, non-spiritual approach (it uses chakras, karma and higher self)
- Anyone wanting an energising or upbeat practice

Questions people ask
Still unsure? Ask your assistant anything about this session.
Why does the meditation start by finding where the pain sits?
Before any letting go, you're asked to honour the connection and the process you're in. You move your awareness slowly through the body, from feet up through belly, chest, throat, face and crown, and rest where the strongest sensation shows up. That spot becomes the starting point for everything that follows.
What is the energy cord I'm asked to visualise?
It's an image of a line running from that place in your body to your ex. You're invited to notice its colour and how it feels. The meditation describes it as holding the whole history of what you thought, felt and lived together, filled with your energy and theirs.
What do I say out loud, and what's the rest of the release?
You first speak the words 'I now choose to let go of' followed by your ex's name. Then you let the rest be felt as if you were saying it: clearing the cord, letting your lingering energy return to you as pure divine love, and returning theirs to them in the same way, with thanks for the connection.
What is the question about the lesson?
While you rest in the place of pain, you're asked what the number one lesson from your ex has been. There's no answer to give aloud. You simply let one come, then breathe out slower, as the session describes this as the core lesson behind the bond.
What happens after the release?
You rest in silence and notice what has changed where the pain was. Then, with hands on your heart if you like, you breathe in love and out love, root through your feet into the earth, and expand your heart beyond your body, country and planet into the universe.
Is this meant for right after a breakup only?
No. It speaks to the moment you decide enough is enough, which can come at any point. It says the cord keeps influencing you in later relationships until it's cleared, so it can suit an older ending that still lingers.
