This is your gratitude loop.

Inhale gently, and in your mind say: ‘Thank.’

Exhale softly, and say: ‘You.’

Repeat this for 21 breaths.

Let each thank-you land in a different part of your body: your feet, your lungs, your eyes, your liver, your skin…

Don’t rush.

Let the breath become a prayer.

When complete, smile and say:

‘My breath is enough. My life is enough. Thank you.’

Close your eyes.

Now, let the corners of your lips rise ever so slightly—just enough for an invisible smile.

Inhale through this inner smile.

As you exhale, imagine the smile melting down your throat, heart, belly, and down the spine.

Repeat for 21 breaths.

Each breath massages your inner body with kindness.

You don’t have to ‘do’ joy—just allow it to surface.

Say inwardly: ‘This smile is mine, always here, always ready.’

Place one hand over your heart, the other gently on your forehead.

As you breathe, feel your heartbeat beneath one palm and your thoughts behind the other.

Breathe in slowly, imagining the breath traveling from head to heart.

Breathe out, feeling warmth move back from heart to head.

Do this for 21 slow breaths.

Let the two places begin to speak the same language.

Softly say: ‘May my mind and heart move as one today.’

Let your breath become music.

Inhale slowly through your nose.

On the exhale, hum a soft, closed-lip ‘mmm’ sound, like you’re savoring something sweet.

Let the vibration tickle your throat, chest, or lips.

Repeat for 21 breaths.

The hum is not just sound—it’s a signal to your vagus nerve that you are safe.

Feel the calm spreading.

When done, rest in the silence.

Say gently: ‘I am safe inside this sound.’

Today, become a wire between the Earth and the Sky.

Sit with your spine upright, feet flat or crossed gently.

On each inhale, visualize breath rising from the soles of your feet, through your legs, belly, chest, and crown.

On each exhale, feel it return back down the spine into the Earth.

Do this for 21 rounds.

Let each inhale charge you, each exhale ground you.

By the end, feel your body like a rooted tree—steady, yet alive.

Whisper inside: ‘I am held from below and guided from above.’

Let your shoulders talk to you today.

On each inhale, gently lift both shoulders up toward your ears.

Hold for just a second.

Then exhale slowly, letting them drop with a sigh.

Do this rhythmically with 21 breaths.

As you continue, notice: are you holding anything that isn’t yours?

Let each exhale feel like a tiny release.

With the final breath, feel your neck longer, your head lighter.

Say silently: ‘I am not carrying the weight of yesterday.’

Welcome the new day with stillness.

Sit or lie down gently.

Let your hands rest on your lower ribs.

As you inhale, feel the ribs expand outward like a slow blossom.

As you exhale, let them soften back in.

Take 21 gentle breaths this way.

Let your attention stay with the movement under your hands.

Notice if one side breathes more easily. No judgment—just curiosity.

With your final breath, whisper inwardly:

‘I’m here. I’ve arrived. That’s enough for today.’