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Today is a special day for me.

Two things close to my heart have finally come together. As you know, I am passionate about mindfulness and meditation for children. What you might not know about me is that I am also passionate about the isiXhosa language. I have been studying it for the past two years and I love its richness of sound and expression!

With the help of my amazing isiXhosa teacher, Sibulele Magini, the children’s Loving-Kindness Meditation is now available in isiXhosa on the Mindful Minis YouTube channel.

Healing the world, one child at a time. 

You can find this meditation and others at https://www.youtube.com/c/MindfulMinis

I am so excited to let you know that the guided visualisation, The Climbing Tree, is now available in Afrikaans on the Mindful Minis YouTube channel youtube.com/c/MindfulMinis.

Watch this space for many more translations of the Mindful Minis guided visualisations.

The next one will hopefully be a Loving-Kindness meditation translated into isiXhosa.

New guided visualisation available on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=521M7ZBPMHI

This one is for preschoolers and young children. It uses the idea of a snowman’s body melting into the snow to help the child relax and let go.

The music used might be recognized by some of you as it is Edvard Grieg’s Peer Gynt from the Selfish Giant. A beautiful melody.

The guided visualisations and meditations are uploaded with love for you to use free of charge in any context. I only ask that you click on the SUBSCRIBE button in YouTube. Once there are 100 subscribers, Mindful Minis is eligible for a personalised YouTube channel name that will be easier for all of us to remember!

Enjoy the latest guided visualisation uploaded to the Mindful Minis YouTube channel – The Magic Carpet Ride!

Please remember to click on the SUBSCRIBE button so that we can get to 100 subscribers. Mindful Minis will then be eligible for a personalised channel name. 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=mopHnUqPw0s

This one is for you, the parents! And any teenage children that you might have.

A guided visualisation that invites you relax and let go by using the beach and the ocean as a focus.

Walking along a beach can be a rich sensory experience: noticing the feel of the sand on your bare feet; breathing in the salty air; listening to the sound of the waves breaking on the shore. By using our senses, we can ground ourselves in the present moment.