In my classroom we have been imagine where our mindfulness place is. I have been doing this activity from the 4 of June to Wed 17 of June. Here is my activity.
4/6/2020
My mindfulness place is where I can get to think outside the box, having a soothingly undisturbed time, hear what I hear, smell, feel, see, and what my feelings are.
In my mindfulness place I can hear birds chirping above my head, trying to gossip to other creatures in the forest.
Standing quietly I can hear the run of smooth wind wiping a small frown off my face.
I could make out the sound of my breathing going in and out soothingly. It feels worrying to hear my breathing because usually it means I'm stressed.
I unexpectedly hear an alarmingly loud BANG! The bang sounds like a herd of buffalos running down a hill, from a pack of Hyenas.
Lastly, I hear it all stop and peacefully go back to the peaceful forest it used to be.
5/6/2020
I said to myself, this is what I feel in my mindfulness place.
I can feel the enjoyable, cosy breeze of wind wipe a frown off of my face.
I feel my hair soothingly blowing my hair around, like a rollercoaster going up down , up down.
I enjoy the feel of my feet touching the soothingly soft grass below my feet.
I can lastly feel my body is all relaxing like a chair that has never been used.
8/6/2020
In my meditation place I can smell cow pats from a distance.
I then smell the fresh air circling my surrounding like a tornado.
I accidentally smell my own CHEESE breath drifting around, my face like a raft in the sea.
I can lastly smell the tree stump that is creating a new life. I can smell this because I am focused. I become one with the forest.
11/6/2020
In my meditation place I can see clouds moving as slow as a 123 year old snail.
As I look up, I can see birds flying around, as if they are trying to stamp or trying to pummel a tree.
My eyes unexpectedly look at my feet. I then look at the cow patty stuck in between my toes.
I lastly look at my reflection at the nearby pond. As I gaze upon my reflection I relax and fall into a deep sleep.
