SUZANNE NEWNHAM AUTHOR, TRANCE MEDIUM, HEALTH ADVOCATE
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Meditation guidelines

General meditations disclaimer:
The following are meditations recorded by, and copyright to, Suzanne Newnham. Written permission is required for sharing, copying, or distributing in any form. These meditations are for relaxation only. They are not to be used as a replacement for medical, psychological, or any other health treatments. Suzanne Newnham accepts no liability for anyone listening to these meditations.

Please note:
Anyone with various conditions including but not limited to epilepsy, seizures, blood pressure issues, wearing of pacemakers, pregnancy, mental health issues, or those under the influence of medication or drugs, should not use these meditations without first seeking medical advice. Under 18 need parental, guardian or carer supervision.
Do not use meditations whilst under the influence of alcohol or other mood-altering substances.
Do not listen to meditations whilst driving, operating machinery, or when you need your attention elsewhere.

To start:
Sit on a chair with feet on the ground, unless an alternative option is given to stand or lie down. Please use your own discretion. Ensure a quiet place, no phone or other disturbances. It is important in a group that each person is in their own space, respect that space and do not touch or bump another person whilst they are in meditation, and until that person walking around.

After meditation:
Have a drink of water afterwards, you may wish to write some brief notes, and wait until you are 'grounded' (not in the super-relaxed post-meditative state) especially before driving a vehicle. Some people are lightheaded afterwards & if this happens please ensure you have something solid nearby such as a table or stable chair to sit in to stop you falling.
Once fully back, smile, and enjoy the difference meditation makes to your day.
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