Move It! 8 Ways To Sneak In Exercise All Day Long
Who isn’t busy these days? Between working, making healthy meals, spending quality time with loved ones, keeping the house clean, and squeezing in a little
Who isn’t busy these days? Between working, making healthy meals, spending quality time with loved ones, keeping the house clean, and squeezing in a little
Integrate mudra into your practice and life.
The inspiration for this mudra is from the elephant-headed Hindu deity Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles. It activates the heart chakra. Use this mudra to release obstacles from a place of joy and light.
Integrate sacred hand gestures into your practice and life.
This cooling, calming mudra connects us with the pure and refreshing qualities of water. Jala means water and shaya means serenity, calm, nighttime. The quiet waters of inner peace.
Integrate mudra into your practice and life.
Many Yoga poses take their names from animals because they were inspired by the shape or personality of the animal that lends their name to the pose. By practicing these shapes we can tune in with the innate intelligence of the animal. Simhasana, lion pose, embodies the pride, bravery, and outspoken nature of this apex predator. By taking this shape ourselves we can begin to foster those qualities within our lives.