Yoga & Meditation
How often are you aware of your breath?
Stop right now. Put your hand on your belly, and simply notice your breath. * * * * * Are you relaxed in the belly?…
Tapas
Welcome to our continuation of the Niyama Series! The 3rd Niyama of Yoga is, Tapas, translated as self-discipline or burning enthusiasm. Burning enthusiasm. Sounds intriguing,…
Suacha
Niyamas: 2nd limb of Yoga Niyamas are the self-restraint practices recommended by yogis (and yoginis) that enable you to fully embrace each moment of your…
Santosha
“Peace. It does not mean to be in a place where there is no noise, trouble, or hard work. It means to be in the…
5th Niyama
This is the 5th and final Niyama or yogic sutra observances. Many yogic sages claim that if you can master this Niyama – there is…
4th Niyama
The 4th niyama, Svadhyaya, is regarding self study. The idea with studying the Self, is that we learn who and what we are NOT, to…
An Overview of the 5 Yamas
Often times when we think of pain, we think of it as purely a physical problem. For my profession, it is implied with the name…
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