
Guided visualization · 26 min
Reclaiming Your Energy
Start your morning topped up, drawing steady strength from the ground beneath you instead of running on empty.
With
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- Level
- All levels
- Style
- Guided visualization
- Sound
- Voice only
- Best time
- Early morning
About this session
- Restores energy
- Eases stress
- Builds grounded calm
- Opens the heart
Elena Bensonoff leads a group immersion in which you picture yourself anchored deep into the planet, then draw its vitality upward through your legs to your lower back. There you rest your hands over your kidneys and adrenals and imagine a spinning charge, before sending that energy outward alongside thousands of imagined fellow listeners.
It suits anyone who wakes up flat or reaches midday feeling depleted. Early morning is its best moment, before the day's demands arrive, though you can return to it whenever stress has worn you down. Expect an unhurried practice with plenty of space to breathe and settle.
After the session
01
A steadier, grounded start
Feel supported and stable before the day begins.
02
Energy you can return to
Learn to reconnect to vitality whenever you feel depleted.
03
Lighter shoulders and mind
Set down worries and conversations that weigh on you.
04
A sense of shared connection
Feel held by love, gratitude and others listening.
Who it’s for
Yes, if…
- Anyone who wakes up tired and wants a gentler start
- People carrying stress or lingering worries into the day
- Those who feel drained by midday and want to reset
- Listeners who enjoy imagery, nature and a sense of togetherness
Not now, if…
- Those looking for a short, quick practice
- People who prefer secular language (it speaks of Mother Earth and divinity)
- Anyone who wants silent meditation (this is guided throughout)

Questions people ask
Still unsure? Ask your assistant anything about this session.
What does it mean to "melt" into your breath?
Early on, Elena asks you to relax your face, neck and shoulders, rest your hands on your lap, and feel yourself melting into you, becoming one with your breath and your surroundings. She frames melting as the doorway to the energy that follows, so there is nothing to force. Soften, keep breathing, and let the effort go.
Why does the meditation focus on the kidneys and adrenal glands?
In this practice, the kidneys and the glands on top of them stand for life force energy. You bring the earth's energy up into the area just below your waist and picture a small spinning vortex on each side. Later you place both hands on your lower back, so you can feel warmth and tingling there as you recharge.
What is the crystalline white light at the start for?
Before any energy is drawn in, white light showers down from above your head and moves through your whole body. It clears stress, fears and conversations that have sat heavily on your mind or heart for days, weeks or months. You are told not to judge what comes up, just to stay open and aware.
Why is this called a group immersion?
You are asked to imagine being surrounded by thousands, even millions, of people listening at the same moment. You extend your arms, because arms are an extension of the heart, and connect to each of them while inhaling and feeling love. The idea is that as you refresh yourself, you also send energy back to the planet, and everyone gives to each other.
What is the fountain, and why does it grow to different sizes?
After the energy rises through your heart, throat and crown, you picture it beaming from you like a fountain of life, light and radiance. You can make it as big as you want: the size of your room, your building, your city, or the whole planet. As it expands, it flows back into the earth, and you rest in gratitude for the planet, for yourself and for everyone listening.
How do I use this energy later in the day?
Near the end, Elena says you can tune in at any moment through intention, attention and awareness. That means pausing, bringing to mind the roots, the spinning energy in your lower back and the flowing light. She also invites you to hug yourself and carry the feeling of the others who practised with you.
