So, taking a moment now to draw your attention to your body. Feeling the weight of the body sitting or lying down, feeling the support of whatever your body is resting on. Feeling the breath in the body, the breath coming into the body and the breath leaving the body, and then expanding your attention to a sense again of the entire body sitting or lying down, and taking a moment to just draw your attention down to the body as though you could move your mind's eye from the top of your head all the way down to your feet. Just start taking a moment now to notice sensations in the head, sensations in the neck. Being aware of sensations in the shoulders a place where many of us carry tension. Noticing sensations in the arms moving from the shoulders down the arms into the hands. Where sensations in the chest, rise and fall of the chest, sensations in the back, and the sensations in the abdominal area. The large muscles of your buttocks, aware sensations in the thighs, and the lower legs, and the feet. Now, drawing your attention once again to the body as a whole and noticing if there any places that you visited with your attention or new places where you might be experiencing discomfort, tension, or even pain. So, placing your attention on that spot, the one that's most prominent in your awareness, and seeing if you can be curious about what this sensation actually is. So, we often name something pain, but pain is a term that actually is very relative and means something different to each person. So, noticing what are the actual physical sensations associated with this discomfort or pain. Throbbing, stabbing, heat, cold, tightness, tingling. What names would you give to the sensations that you find in this part in your body? Can you remain curious about it naming what you notice and seeing if there's any tendency to want to add thoughts? Or if you're having an emotional reaction, just noticing and seeing if you can go back to what actually this sensation feels like. Now, seeing if you can actually expand the boundaries around this sensation just with your imagination. So, oftentimes, areas of discomfort or pain can feel quite small, or tight, or contracted, imagining that you could actually expand the area where the sensation is happening, giving you a little bit more space, a little bit more breathing area if you will. So, just expanding seeing if you can try to expand with your imagination the space around the sensations, and noticing what effect if any that might have on the sensations. If you choose to, you can even place a hand or hands over that spot in your body. Noticing the weight of your hands, the warmth of your hands. Just offer yourself soothing touch. Just because you have discomfort not to make it go away, but just because there's discomfort or pain. So, offering yourself soothing touch. Finally, if there's anything that you'd like to say to yourself, offer to yourself as you offer yourself soothing touch. Perhaps a wish such as, may I be with this? Or may I be at ease? Or whatever feels right and appropriate to you right now in this moment. So, offering yourself some kind words, just because it hurts. Remembering that you can do this anytime you feel discomfort or pain in the body. You can notice what the actual sensations are, you can try expanding the area around the sensations with your mind's eye, you can offer yourself soothing touch, and you can repeat whatever phrase, whatever wish you have for yourself in that moment. Now, drawing your attention once again just back to the felt sense of the body sitting, noticing that you're still sitting, you're still breathing, breathing in and breathing out.