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This 14-minute yoga nidra practice is an invitation to slow down your nervous system, soften the mind, and create the inner conditions where rest and clarity can arise naturally.

Yoga nidra — sometimes called yogic sleep — guides your body into a state between waking and sleep where deep nervous system regulation happens without effort. Unlike movement practices, this one asks nothing of you. Just lie down, close your eyes, and let the practice do the work.

In this session you'll be guided through a body scan to release held tension, a simple intention or sankalpa to anchor the nervous system, breath awareness to shift from alert to receptive, and a gentle inquiry into intuition and inner vision — what becomes clear when you stop pushing for answers.

What you'll experience: Body scan and grounding → sankalpa (intention setting) → breath awareness for nervous system downregulation → rest and inner clarity practice → gentle return or drift into sleep

If your mind stays busy even when your body is tired, yoga nidra gives your nervous system a different pathway — one that doesn't require effort, control, or getting it right.

Grab blankets and pillows. There is nothing to do here but rest.

00:00 Welcome & Arriving Into Rest
01:30 Settling the Body Into Safety
04:10 Full Body Relaxation & Grounding
07:10 Belly, Hips & Nervous System Safety
09:40 Setting a Gentle Intention
12:10 Resting With the Natural Breath
14:40 Creating Space Around Thoughts
16:40 Intuition, Dreams & Inner Clarity
18:40 Integration, Sleep or Gentle Return

About Kassandra:
Kassandra is a trauma-informed yoga teacher, breathwork guide, and Harvard-certified lifestyle & wellness coach who blends nervous system education with accessible mind–body practices to help people sleep better, ease anxiety, and feel grounded.

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