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Gentle Ways To End Meditation
Whether a time of meditation is several days or several hours or several minutes, returning to the outside world can be disturbing, annoying and even overwhelming. Some people, especially after
SOULLOOP
As yogis, we know how powerful self-awareness is to our yoga journey andour life off the mat. As a mid-40s professional, I felt pretty self-aware and securein what I want
10 Ways to Celebrate National Meditation Month
May is designated National Meditation Month. Here are ten ways to do that and celebrate National Mediation Month.
3 Easy Ways Yoga Helps To Reduce Stress
Maintaining a yoga practice can be a great way to reduce stress, calm the mind, and stay in shape…
3 Easy Meditation Hacks To Keep You Sane This Season
Many think they simply do not have time to meditate. If this sounds like you, then make meditation a priority this season!
Meditation with Julie: Travel De-stress
While seeing far away places can be exciting, getting there can sometimes be a huge stress. Long security line? Weather delay? Mechanical? Try this meditation before your next flight to stay calm and relaxed for your next trip!
The 5 Rules to Be More Present
Being present has many health benefits. Click here to discover the 5 ways to be more present in your busy life.
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 –
Belief: The “I’s” Have It
Belief comes from within. It’s takes a certain perspective see find your beliefs and how your belief system impacts your life…
5 Life Lessons Kundalini Yoga has Taught Me:
Kundalini Yoga is the yoga of awareness. Though it appears quite dogmatic, extreme and overly spiritual with people in white chanting, wearing turbans, and moving in auspicious ways, it is
