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Category: MINDFULNESS
understanding anxiety through yoga
I don’t think I realized how much anxiety I experienced until I momentarily stopped feeling anxiety, looked around, and thought, “is this how everyone else normally feels?” I owe that break in anxiety entirely to yoga. If anxiety is the pain of disconnection (a paraphrased definition from Sarah Wilson) then yoga eases anxiety through reconnection – to yourself and your “Something Else.
how to stop underappreciating the moment
Your whole life has prepared you for this moment. I'm not trying to sound like a refrigerator magnet or cheeseball Instagram quote account. Matter-of-factly, all the skills you've developed, all the resources you've collected, all the relationships you've formed have been preparing you for now. Not just for the remarkable and pivotal life moments, but the mundane [...]
The case for hopelessness
What are you missing while you wait for things to get better? Read about the case for hopelessness and how to create your own "grab list" here.
The antidote to new year’s resolutions
The antidote to new year’s resolutions is asking helpful questions. It is possible to step away from shaming yourself into action, while acknowledging there are new and different ways you can care for yourself.
Workshop: Gratitude Journaling with MUJI
Make gratitude a practice and a habit - register now for my Gratitude Journaling workshop!
Rethinking gratitude.
What happens when we practice gratitude on the hard stuff?
You do not need more in 2020.
There are things you have to do. There are things you want to do. And there is the way you do them.
Workshop Series: Beyond Asana
Although physical practice hooked my attention, it's the philosophy of yoga that changed me. Join me for the Beyond Asana workshop series, which will take you past the physical practice and into the philosophy of yoga through the Yamas (moral guidelines). Each 2-hour workshop includes group discussion, journaling and self-reflection, micro-practices, and guided meditation.
To assist or not to assist?
In the wake of sexual assault and #MeToo in the yoga community and the decade of surrounding silence, the relationship between teachers and students has to be revisited. I made these cards yesterday for my students, and hope they are helpful for you, too.
