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Sleep Meditation for Children MAGICAL SAFARI ADVENTURE Sleep Story for Kids · New Horizon - Meditation & Sleep Stories

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  Speaker 1: Make yourself comfortable. Take a big, deep breath in through
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  your nose and slowly and gently breathe out through your mouth.
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  Take another deep breath in and slowly and gently breathe
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  out through your mouth. One last time, deep breath in
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  and slowly and gently breathe out through your mouth, and
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  feel a gentle rhythm of your breath. Feel the steady
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  beat of your heart. Take a moment to listen to
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  your heartbeat. Feel the gentle rise and fall of your
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  chest as it moves in time with your heartbeat. Can
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  you feel it? With each beat of your heart, you
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  feel more and more relaxed. Now, imagine that you are
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  standing in front of two enormous wooden gates, and either
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  side of those gates are massive wooden fences. And behind
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  those fences, all you can see are the tree tops,
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  very very large treetops. Now above the gates, it is
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  a sign that says the National Animal Park. Wow. You
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  wonder just what kind of animals are behind those trees.
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  It's then you hear a loud creaking noise, and very slowly,
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  the great big gates begin to open. As the big
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  gates open wide, standing inside is a big, bright orange
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  orangu tank with great big grin on his face, and
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  he's wearing safari gear, with big black sunglasses perched on
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  the end of his nose and lots and lots of
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  gold danglar jewelry hanging from around his neck. He also
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  has on a very shiny watch and it flashes in
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  the sunlight. He says hello, and he tells you his
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  name is Derek, and Derek gives you a great, big
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  high five that nearly knocks you over. He's that strong.
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  Derek is your guide here and is there for your
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  every need. He even gives you a walkie talkie so
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  that you can contact him if you need to. He says,
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  come along now, we don't want to miss anything, not
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  at all. He leads you to his open roof safari jeep,
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  which looks really kind of cool. He tells you that
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  tonight you will be staying in a big lodge house
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  just beyond the trees, and this is where you're going
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  now to collect any others that may want to come
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  on the safari with you. You ride in the jeep
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  with Derek, and as you reach the end of the trees,
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  you see that the National park opens out across gently
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  rolling plains, and Derek tells you that there are many
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  grassy plains all over the park. There are swamps, and
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  there is even a tropical rainforest too. You think that
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  this place is very beautiful and wonderful. Derek pulls up
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  in front of a very large and amazing lodge, all
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  made out of wood. It's the size of a mansion
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  or even the size of a castle. Standing next to
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  the steps leading up to the lodge are two other
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  children just like you. There is a boy about your
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  age and there is a little girl, but she's a
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  bit older than you. They climb up into the jeep
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  and introduce themselves. The boy is called Michael and the
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  girl is called Jessica. They tell you that they have
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  been looking forward to this day for such a long
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  time now, and they are so happy to be here.
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  Derek the Oranger tank drives off to the ranger's hut
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  to collect any supplies you may need for your adventure ahead.
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  Or this is really exciting now. Who knows what animals
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  you may see. There is a rumor that some of
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  the animals can actually talk. How cool would that be.
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  Derek tells the three of you that this is a
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  very special Safari part. He tells you that none of
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  the animals are dangerous here at all. In fact, they
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  are all very very friendly and you're free to play
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  and stroke with any of them. Well that's if they
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  want to be stroked, that is. As you drive along
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  the grassy plains, you pass by many tribes in colorful dress,
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  all walking along. Some of them are even singing. As
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  they walk along. They smile and wave at you, out
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  to you, wishing you a great day here at the park.
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  Derek tells you that there are many lakes here at
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  the park, and each lake has many different animals and
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  birds there. One of the lakes have large elephants and zebras.
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  There's another lake that while buffalo lives beside with their friends,
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  the wilderbeast. As you drive along in the jeep, you
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  see a giraffe up ahead. He's walking slowly and humming
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  a little songing to himself. He spots the jeep and
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  turns his head to look at you. Good morning, he says, Wow,
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  he is very tall. Have a great day, he says,
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  as he slowly continues along on his walk. You continue
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  on your way with Derek, Michael and Jessica. You are
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  nearing one of the lakes now, and Derek stops the jeep.
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  He says to be very quiet and to look over
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  the other side of the lake. We see a large
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  shape moving around, and Derek tells you that it's Ernie
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  and that he is an endangered black rhino. Ernie, he
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  tells you, is very very shy and pretty much keeps
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  to himself. Just at that moment, Ernie looks up and
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  sees you. He smiles shyly at you, and then disappears
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  behind some trees. Oh oh well, maybe he will speak
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  to you later. There are many different birds flying above
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  and around him. A lot of them are landing at
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  the lake to take a drink of water and maybe
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  have a bath. It's quite hot here at the park
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  and they probably need to cool down to And you
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  can see very colorful parrots in red and loose and greens.
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  You can see chickens with the big orange beaks. You
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  see cockatoos and cows, gray parrots. You can even see
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  some flamingos wading in the water looking for their dinner.
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  In the distance, you see a misst shrouded rainforest. It
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  kind of looks like the steam coming from the trees
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  Derek tells you that that is where you will meet
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  baboons and gorillas. He says they're very friendly too though,
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  and if they like you, they may even invite you
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  to have afternoon tea with them. How that would be nice.
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  Derek tells you that while you're here, you really should
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  meet the king of the jungle, who is, of course,
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  a very large lion called Larry. He tells you that
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  Larry loves telling jokes and if you're not careful, he
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  will have your side split in with laughter. Now, Derek
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  brings his jeep to a stop and you all jump
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  out because now it's time for the three of you
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  to explore this wonderful place and meet as many animals
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  as you can. Derek again make sure that the three
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  of you have got your walky talkies so you can
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  contact him if you need him. He climbs back into
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  his jeep and drives off with all his dangly jewelry
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  glittering in the warm sunshine. So now for a little while,
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  who won't meet the animals, Maybe you can play with them,
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  as it's rumored that elephants really love playing football. And remember,
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  they are all very friendly and most of them can talk,
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  So go and have some fun.
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  Speaker 2: Then the species the thinking good the same, think stuff the.
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  Speaker 3: Ststem.
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  Speaker 1: Now it's time for you to leave this wonderful place
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  with Derek, who has returned with his cheek to take
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  you back to the lodge. After an unforgettable and wonderful day,
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  you head back to the lodge for food and to
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  unwind by a fire on the plane under the star bright,
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  endless night sky. After you've eaten your sumptuous dinner, you
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  begin to feel rather sleepy, so you go outside and
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  sit by the crackling fire. There is a sleeping bag
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  waiting for you with a soft fluffy pillar, because tonight
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  you will be sleeping under the night sky. You climb
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  into your sleeping bag and snuggle down, and the sky
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  is becoming gradually darker. As you lie there, watching the
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  dazzling colors of the sun going down, The beautiful orange
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  and red glow was turning to pink and gray. You
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  watch as the sun begins to set on the horizon
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  and slowly starts to fade. It's very peaceful watching the
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  sky becoming darker. As you gaze up at the sky above,
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  you can see the first stars appear. First, one star
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  then another and another, see them as they sparkle and shine,
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  shining like tiny diamonds in the sky. As you look
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  at the darkening sky, you can see more and more stars,
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  and you think to yourself, what a wonderful day you've had,
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  How lovely, how lovely and wonderful it was to be
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  with the majestic and beautiful beings that they are. You
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  had so much fun and laughter with them. It truly
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  was a great day. The sky is so clear now,
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  there are no clouds anywhere, just a beautiful, starry night sky.
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  And yet more stars have appeared. Some stars are bright
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  and luminous, others are tiny specks that you can barely see.
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  But you feel so peaceful, so calm, so relaxed. You
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  take your breath in and breathe it gently out, so relaxed,
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  very sleepy now, and you give a big sigh of happiness.
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  Your eyes feel ever so heavy, so heavy that they
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  close or by themselves, But that's okay, because you don't
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  want to open them anyway. You just want to sleep,
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  So sleep little one, just sleep.
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