Tag: mindfulness
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Diwali and Meditation
When I rose for my daily practice that day, I noticed our Peace Lily had blossomed with two new buds. It felt like a beautiful coincidence, as this graceful plant symbolises enlightenment and spiritual growth.
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Bhastrika Pranayama and Kapalbhati: In-Depth Comparisson and Recommendations
This bhastrika pranayama quickly activates prana (vital life force), allowing it to penetrate the nadis and clear them off of impurities. But it should be practised sparingly. Overdoing it can deplete the brain’s soma, leading to cell damage, pranic imbalances, and over stimulation of the nervous system.
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The Muladhara and Ajna Chakra – Pathway to Ascension
The goal of Hatha Yoga lies is balancing the Ida (negative) and Pingala (positive) nadis. When these energies are in harmony, the brain’s activity calms to a base level, creating an ideal state for deeper awakening and spiritual transformation.
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Monthly Asana and Pranayama Meeting – Starting August 2024
Starting August 2024, I will be hosting monthly Asana and Pranayama sessions on Zoom. Read more for details.
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Mastering Bhastrika Pranayama: Comprehensive Programme with Lectures, Guided Practice, and Key Benefits
Pranayama affects the heartbeat and internal temperature, causing a sudden inward focus of the mind. While advanced pranayamas are very beneficial for meditation, they can be overwhelming if the body is not ready. I recommend focusing the first two years of practice on shatkarmas, asanas, and nadi shodhana.
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Rejuvenate: Healing Through Mindful Breathing
The most effective way to manage stress isn’t by relying on prescription drugs, but by channeling energy, which lies at the heart of ha (prana) tha (manas) yoga. In hatha yoga, the body undergoes continual purification.
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