Hello, my sleepy friend. I'm Joanne, your host, and I'm so glad you're here.

Tonight we'll continue the bee and the orange tree by Madame D'Lois,

a tender fairy tale woven with love, courage, and a little bit of magic.

This is part two of the story, where we return to our dear Princess Amy and the Prince, whose

fates have become so delicately entwined.

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Thank you, truly, for listening, for your kind words and for being here with me.

Now let's settle in together.

Find a comfortable position and let your body rest just as it is.

Take a slow, gentle breath in through your nose

and exhale softly through your mouth.

Allow your shoulders to drop, your brow to smooth out, and your jaw to loosen out, and your jaw to loosen.

If your thoughts are still racing, that's all right.

Just let them be and bring your focus to your body as you rest here.

Noticing all the places where your body meets the surface below.

Your heels. Your heels. body meets the surface below your heels the back of your legs the back of your legs your upper back and your head.

Notice the feeling of your blankets touching your skin.

Perhaps you may even notice the sensation of the air that surrounds you.

Notice the sounds around you.

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