When it comes to meditation, mindfulness and yoga, we avoid asking ourselves ‘why’ questions. Read more to learn WHY!
Don’t engage with the “why”.
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Don’t engage with the “why”.
Four ways to be mindful.
Mindfulness expands our daily experiences beyond the negative. Here are four mindful practices for you to try!
Four yoga heart-openers to help you expand.
Opening up the heart in yoga gives us a sense of confidence, wellbeing and connection, which goes a long way towards our expansion (and also better posture)!
Better heart health with yoga.
What with World Heart Day on the 29th of September and World Stroke Day on the 29th of October, let’s see how yoga helps our heart health. Yoga has four distinct components that helps our heart, bringing measurable improvements to our cardiovascular health, lowering our blood pressure, improving our sleep, and mitigating inflammation to our […]
The story & symbol of the goddess in yoga.
Often times, yoga is stripped of its “religious” background because it is felt that “yoga should be for everyone”, no matter what religion or whether they are religious or not. It is also felt that the stories in yoga are “woo-woo” and it sometimes “offends” the sensitivities of those belonging to other faiths. While this […]
The chair is your friend for yoga.
Learn how to use chairs to support your yoga practice, and learn why as well!
Delve deeper into your yoga.
Home yoga practice is now the norm, with COVID-19 and its variants, and also on-again / off-again lockdowns taking place worldwide. Opportunities to grow your home practice, connect to yoga poses, yoga drills and yoga philosophy can help us draw in the calm and clarity to help us navigate this new world that is developing […]
Imagine… no more low back pain!
Here’s a few wall yoga stretches to relieve low back tension.
No time for yoga?
Movement is so important for us. I think we all know that human beings weren’t meant to be sedentary and stagnant – we are meant to move! Sadly, our lives have become busier and busier. An eight-hour workday never really is “eight hours”, and sometimes our work bleeds into our weekends as well. This leaves […]