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Sleep Meditation for Children FLYING WITH FAIRIES Bedtime Sleep Story for Kids · New Horizon - Meditation & Sleep Stories

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  Speaker 1: Get yourself all snuggled up in your bed, allow your
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  eyes to gently close and focus only on your breathing.
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  Take a deep breath in, then slowly and gently let
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  the breath out again. Deep breath in, Then slowly and
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  gently let the breath out one more time. Deep breath in,
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  and slowly and gently let the breath out. Not just relax. Now,
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  imagine yourself surrounded by a beautiful white light, a light
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  that is so bright, so pure, so wonderful, a light
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  that will protect you. Breathe in this white light and
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  feel it as it enters your body completely and it
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  tingles a little bit, making you feel all warm and safe. Now,
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  imagine that you are in the most wonderful God, walking
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  down a very pretty path with lots and lots of flowers.
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  They are very pretty flowers, and they are in all
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  the colors of the rainbow. There are pink flowers, blue flowers,
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  There are yellow flowers. There are great big purple flowers,
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  and the biggest orange flowers you have ever seen. You
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  wonder what they are because you've never seen them before.
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  You continue to walk along this pretty path and feel
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  your arms and legs gently relaxing. Even your feet are
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  relaxing and the ground and it feels all squidgy and soft,
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  but it's not wet, just nice and soft. As you
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  walk along this winding path, see rabbits and squirrels playfully
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  chasing each other and running in and out of the undergrowth.
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  They don't see you at all. They run under the
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  bushes and in and out of the flowers. They're having
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  such fun, and you watch them and you smile to yourself.
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  They seem so happy just playing together and being with
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  each other. You can hear bees flying lazily from flower
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  to flower, collecting the pollen to make for their dinner.
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  You see big, fat bumblebees landing gently on the flowers,
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  and you wonder how on earth they can fly. They
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  are so big that they have such tiny wings. But
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  you feel so happy and safe in this wonderful and
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  special garden. You come to the end of the winding
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  path and you find yourself standing in front of the
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  biggest tree you have ever seen. It looks like a
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  very old and very large oak tree with the most
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  splendid branches reaching upwards to the beautiful blue sky, reaching
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  out to feel the warmth of the sun on its
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  luscious green leaves. This is a very special tree. As
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  you look at it, you notice it has a pretty
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  yellow door in the side of this magical old tree.
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  So you turn the handle of the door and you
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  go inside. There are little lanterns hanging all around the
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  room you were in. They look so warm and inviting
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  and has your eyes adjust to the light, you see
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  that there are many doors all around the room, fat ones,
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  the thin ones, wooden ones. There are even some round
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  ones too. You see a winding spiral staircase with an
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  oddly shaped door at the top of the stairs. So
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  you climb the stairs and when you reach the top,
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  you look at the door and you wonder what on
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  earth could be on the other side, so you decide
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  to take a look. You step through the door, and
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  there to greet you is a very lovely fairy with
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  the most loving smile on her face, and she tells
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  you that her name is Lily. She has blonde hair,
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  so blonde it's almost white. She is wearing a beautiful
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  silver dress, and her wings too are silver, and they
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  flutter gently behind her. She lives here inside this beautiful
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  magical oak tree. This is her home. You say hello
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  to her and tell her your name. She tells you
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  that lots of fairies live here, they work here too,
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  and she asks you if you would like to explore
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  it with her. We'll obviously you say yes. In this
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  room there are many doors too, and Lily asks you
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  which door would you like to go through first? You
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  can choose any door you want. Which one will it be?
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  Do you think you may find the room where the
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  fairies make their shoes, or would it be the sewing
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  room where they make all of their clothes. Will it
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  be the big kitchen where they are making the dinner
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  for this evening? Or maybe you will find the Great
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  Hall where all the younger fairies are learning to fly.
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  They are testing out their new wings. You decide to
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  open the big arched door faced and you see that
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  you are in the Great Hall, and you see many fairies,
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  many many young fairies testing the new wings. A few
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  of them are even lifting off the floor and gently rising.
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  As you watch them, you begin to feel your shoulders
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  start to tingle, and when you look to see why,
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  you see you have grown the most perfect set of
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  wings on your back, and they are silver, just like lilies,
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  and you can feel them fluttering gently behind you. You
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  realize that you can wriggle them and make them flap,
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  and it's so much fun. As you flap your wings gently,
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  you are astonished because you look down and you see
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  that you have left the floor and you're hovering just
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  like the other fairies. This is fantastic. You have wings
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  and you can fly just like Lily. Lily tells you
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  to follow her, so you flap your wings gently and
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  move around the room. Lily introduces you to some of
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  the other fairies who are very excited to meet you.
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  So for a few moments, spend some time with Lily
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  and the young fairies flying around the great Hall. You
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  laugh as you wash through the air with your new wings.
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  You think to yourself that this is so much fun.
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  You sweep high up almost to the ceiling, then wash
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  back down again. You fly low to the floor, then
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  so high up again. You love having wings. This is
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  just wonderful. So for just a little while, fly with
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  the fairies. Watch what they do, do what they do,
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  most of all, have some fun. Wow, fuck, was so
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  much fun. But your wings, though, are beginning to get
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  tired now, and they're starting to feel a little bit
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  heavy on your back, so it's time to head back home.
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  You say good bye to Lily and her friends, and
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  they tell you that they hope you will come back
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  again really soon, and when you do, they will show
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  you what is behind the other doors. Lily then asks you,
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  instead of going home, would you like to sleepover with
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  Hair and her friends. Well, of course you would. Lily
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  takes you to a very special bedroom. It's filled with
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  flowers and beautiful crystals, and it has an enormous bed
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  just for you. As you get comfortable. When you're bed,
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  Lily sings you a little lullaby to help you sleep.
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  She has a very lovely voice, but she doesn't sing
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  with words, just beautiful sounds. It's so lovely and so peaceful,
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  and your eyes have already closed. The sound of Lily's
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  voice is just so beautiful. Just before you drift off
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  to sleep, you thank her for what she has shown
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  you to day, and especially for the lovely silver wings.
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  You really really enjoyed that. Lily is a very kind
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  fairy and we should always be kind to each other
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  and to all living creatures, just like Nelly does. But
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  for now, breathing gently through your nose and slowly sigh
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  the breath out again, breathing gently and slowly, just sigh
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  the breath out one last time, gently breathe in and
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  slowly sigh the breath out, and now just sleep, just rest,
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  night night a the