Recorded MP3 audio meditations: downloads and audio streams, written reflections and contemplative resources by Dorinda Miller

Audio Meditation

The Allotment in summer

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The Allotment in summer

The Allotment in Summer begins with a short stillness exercise before an imaginative meditation, on a visit to an Allotment.
It includes a short meditation on a strawberry.

You will need two strawberries for this meditation — a whole one, and half a one! If you do not have access to strawberries you can use the images provided.

It lasts 20 minutes including narration and silence and music.

'The Allotment in summer' has been written and read by Dorinda Miller; © D Miller 2019. For full credit details please see the site credits page

Practicalities

Prepare:

  • Find a time and a place where you can be quiet and free from distractions.
  • Ensure your phone/mobile device is set to an option were it will not disturb you (e.g. ‘airplane mode’ or ‘off’!)
  • If there is a handout with the meditation you have selected, print it out.
  • If there is an optional song to listen to at the end of the meditation, and you would like to hear it, ensure that you have access to it.*

Play:

  • Sit in a comfortable position.
  • Press play and enter into the meditation.
  • If your mind wanders you may find it helpful to look at the photograph that goes with the meditation that you have selected.

Pause:

  • When the meditation ends you may like to listen to the optional song, if one is suggested.
  • Before you return to your activities, take a few moments to reflect on your experience of the meditation and to maybe record, in a notebook or journal, any words or pictures or verses that have come to you during this time.
  • Finally take a moment or two to be thankful for what you have received/experienced through this meditation.

*   no extra content has been specified for this meditation.

Practicalities are also available for groups

Also Available

You could also try one of the following meditations: