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Are you tired of viewing your work as just a source of #stress? This interactive reflection, created by a #meditation teacher, will help you come to see it as a #gift and a privilege in the present moment: https://t.co/EbIGqrnZks
"We’re often told that #fear should be conquered, ignored or overridden in favour of just pushing through. But for me, what truly helped was embracing softness." - Steffi van Kessel, #somatic#coach. Read more from Steffi here: https://t.co/0K3fjXWSh1
Have you heard of #mitras? Find out more about them and how they can help you with your #Yoga practice by exploring the beginning of a 12-week self-guided Yoga #course here.
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There are three roads human beings commonly take towards #ignorance, and we're sometimes led there by our #political leaders. However, it doesn't have to be that way. Here's how you can avoid this by practicing #mindfulness: https://t.co/IjbwtF5IUW
Did you know that 2025 is the Year of the Snake? According to Chinese #astrology, snakes are associated with valuable yin energy. Here, you can read about three healing #crystals that'll help you harness this powerful #spiritual energy: https://t.co/B6MlTEyyPb
"#Peace#within is often hard to come by, and once it’s found, it’s tough to retain. It feels like a slick bar of soap in your hand, slipping and sliding all over the place." - Ben Gutman
How do you maintain your #inner peace?
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Have you ever been in a situation in which you were carrying excess #emotional baggage? Read about how to lighten your load and attain #spiritual#peace here:
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Monday, May 25, 2020 is a date that will forever be remembered as one when many people finally said, “enough is enough!” On that fateful day, George Floyd, an unarmed black man, was horrifically killed by a white Minneapolis police officer in broad
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When someone you love has a chronic condition, your heart breaks with wanting to help them. However, when their doctors can’t ease their pain, there’s little you can do to alleviate their suffering.
Caretaking takes a severe mental and emotional toll.
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Beginning the day with Yoga comes with many benefits—this sort of exercise can help you wake up, stretch your muscles and open up your body. #asanas#meditation#morning#SunSalutations#Yoga
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In 1992, when I was 12 years old and in the sixth grade, the United States was swept up in a wave of interest surrounding Spike Lee’s film Malcolm X. Released that November, the movie catapulted Malcolm X’s image into mainstream culture.
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When my day-to-day routine used to look like a sprint from point A to point B, walking was a routine: same bus stop, same route to work, same grocery store and so on. #consciousawareness#meditation#pandemic#senseofpurpose#walking
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I read an article in the New York Times recently that gave me a picture of George Floyd’s life. Before that, I hadn’t known very much. I wasn’t sure how to connect the experience of an African-American man from the inner city with my own.
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Kirtan Kriya (mudras) diagram: Yachna Yoga
“Meditation is not so much an exercise as it is a certain way of using one’s mind or one’s consciousness.” - Alan Watts
Effortless observation, in many ways, is the antithesis of modern life.
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Translated from Sanskrit, Ayurveda means “The Science of Life” and it represents one of the oldest wholistic healing systems in the world. It has a rich history of more than 3,000 years. #Ayurveda#digestion#Kapha#Pitta#Vata
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The year was 2030, and humanity found itself in a period of extreme crisis. In only one decade, two great pandemics; a catastrophic environmental crisis; a devastating world war and a global famine had fallen upon the inhabitants of Earth.
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A couple of years ago, I met a man named Sam on a cruise, who was a mindfulness enthusiast. He’d begun using this idea as a method of losing weight, and while sitting next to him on this cruise, I saw his problem. He did love to eat.
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