Time to feel good
Added 2022-06-12 21:54:04 +0000 UTCThere are many forms of exercise that require force, extreme tests of strength, competition, and pressure — but yoga is not one of them. With the intention to feel good in your body, explore the practice as if you were the teacher, guiding yourself into a series of postures that support you in releasing judgment, clearing negativity, and opening up to heal. We begin with a mudra meditation and a reading of chapter 4 in Living Your Yoga. The practice includes supported bridge, happy baby, spinal twists, butterfly, pigeon variations, forward folds, and leg tapping.
Props: one block, firm cushion, or bolster
Benefits: non-judgment, self-love, psychic clearing, energy healing, hips, legs, lower body circulation, stability, spaciousness, developing a personal practice
Living Your Yoga embodiment practice: Rather than approaching your yoga practice (or any practice) from an attitude of no pain, no gain, how about no pain, no pain?
Mantra for Daily Living: No pain, no pain.
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