Guillermina Neal
HEALCOACH
HOLISTIC HEALING

Healing Meditation
My healing meditation approach is based in Tibetan Buddhist principles and mindfulness. It’s a practical and compassionate way to work with emotional pain, inner tension, and mental overwhelm—without suppressing it or getting lost in it.
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It's not about escaping your past or trying to force calm. I will help you learn how to stay present with what’s real—so you can understand it, shift your relationship to it, and move forward with clarity.
In these guided sessions, you’ll practice:
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Using the breath to anchor in the present moment
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Becoming aware of emotions and body sensations as they arise
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Meeting inner wounds—including unresolved pain—with compassion
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Releasing the mental and emotional loops that keep you reactive or stuck
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Making space for insight, emotional integration, and grounded peace
You don’t have to fix everything. You just have to be willing to be with it. That’s where change begins.
As this practice deepens, something important happens:
You begin to experience a stable awareness beneath your thoughts and emotions. This awareness reconnects you with your heart—not in a symbolic way, but in a measurable, physiological way.
This is what’s known as heart coherence.
According to research from the HeartMath Institute, heart coherence is a state where your heart, mind, and emotions are in sync—leading to better decision-making, improved emotional regulation, greater resilience, and a stronger sense of wellbeing. It also directly supports nervous system balance, which is key to healing.
When your heart is coherent, your whole system becomes more efficient. You think more clearly, feel more stable, and act more intentionally.
Healing meditation helps you access this state naturally—through breath, awareness, and the willingness to stay present. It doesn’t require perfection. Just practice.
You begin to feel more like yourself again. Not the reactive, overwhelmed version—but the steady, grounded one who can live with clarity, connection, and inner leadership.