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Tag "meditation"
5- Minute Metta (Lovingkindness) Meditation for Beginners
Metta means positivity, love, and kindness and practicing this type of meditation is easy and great for beginners. Metta meditation can be a very powerful healing tool; creating good feelings
The Key to Wellness Can Be Found in Ancient Mythology
Coming to your breath to handle stress is not a new concept. In fact ancient stories depict many of the same practices we have available to us today when dealing with negative emotions.
Fall Reboot: 4 tips to stay grounded during this season of transition
Transitions, whether it be from season to season or just lazy summer days to the craziness of school, can bring challenges.
We tend to feel scattered, ungrounded, and just ‘off.’ Our daily routine, and to a deeper extent, our goals, can be clouded by the anxiety that accompanies transitions and we can easily lose track of what’s important to us. Here are 4 tips for a Fall Reboot –
The Power of Pause
Discovering that state of mind that exists in between, as I sometimes refer to metaphorically as the yellow light, can be a powerful and enlightening moment. Our society values being
Training the Monkey Mind
The mind is a terrible thing to waste, but half the time we don’t even realize we are doing it. Like a puppy learning new tricks, we too must train the mind one step at time and with patience.
Discover Your Love Gap
Almost every day, life delivers some measure of discomfort or pain. We feel scared in our jobs. We get hurt in our relationships. We lose a desired opportunity. We become
Yoga Beyond the Physical – Part Two
Metaphysics means “beyond the physical. ” It is a blend of science, religion, and philosophy. It covers all forms of the universe and its beautiful functions. It is the
Yoga and Meditation – The Fountain of Youth?
Feel younger…just by breathing? Science meets philosophy in this article on how yoga keep you young!
We Are Not Our Thoughts
Thoughts arise and we grab hold of them. We generate other thoughts in response to that one, perhaps embellishing our thought in pursuit of something we desire, or perhaps changing
Yoga Bhavadhara Part One…Making the Case for a New Form of Yoga
T. Krishnamacharya, the grandfather of Modern Postural Yoga, made the following intriguing statements in his book Yoga Makaranda in 1935, “It is not true that those people [Westerners] are not
