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Benefit Of Yoga For Back Pain
... and mind.Let me briefly discuss the benefits of yoga for back pain Yoga is the overall pain management and exclusion strategy and is a great way to transcending into a far less painful life. Yoga is soothing, meditative and physically challenging exercise plans wherein rigorous movements are not required. As no quic...more
Chair Yoga Case Study - A Path to Inner Peace
...y life.I was living an incomplete life with so much debris between me and my true self. If you don’t fully know yourself all of your life, your career, relationships, highs and lows are only partially available to you. Having found the path through chair yoga, I feel much more complete.If you are considering starting chair yoga don’t be afraid of the search and ho...more
Yoga Teachers Lead by Example (Part 3)
...l grow if they are allowed to be innovators. You can always show them the safest methods to keep them on the right track, but you do not want your advanced Yoga students to feel dependent on your existence.To draw a small comparison: A pair of adult eagles takes wonderful care of their chick, but someday, that chick will grow to be as large as its parents. The solut...more
Teaching Hatha Yoga: Designing a Lesson Plan - Part 1
...uch as Chair Yoga or Prenatal Yoga, but a wide variety of Yoga postures will have a multitude of health benefits for mind, body, and spirit. On the surface, we know that Yoga helps us live a better quality life - with improvements in pain relief, the immune system, circulation, removal of toxins, and a change to moderate dieting hab...more
Universal Principles of Yoga, Part 4
...gi experiences freedom. This is freedom from hate, guilt, fear, and greed.Think of “The Middle Way” as taught by Siddhartha Gautama, also known as “The Buddha.” He taught avoidance of extremes; whether it is pleasure or pain. When you stop hating, you are releasing your own pain from within the depths of your soul. So, you are forgiving, but...more

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