Not exact matches
When we have the foundation of a mindfulness
practice established during pregnancy, we can shift our
awareness to the
practice of infant massage, being aware of our touch, our
breath and all our senses, learning to attune ourselves to our baby's needs and cues, moment by moment.
Participants
practice various pain - coping techniques — meditation, partner massage, saying «ah» or other easy sounds — and
breath awareness.
This is a great opportunity to take advantage of some guided
breath or body
awareness meditations or even
practicing a lovingkindness meditation.
Tongue scraping is an Ayurvedic
practice that clears toxins from the tongue, helps remove coating on the tongue that leads to bad
breath, helps eliminate undigested food particles from the tongue, enhances the sense of taste, promotes overall oral and digestive health, and increases your
awareness of your state of health.
The
practice of
awareness is not meant to be restricted to the times that you are physically on your mat, moving and connecting with your
breath.
Engaging in one of these east Asian movement
practices is an opportunity to expand your training regimen to include the level of
breath, subtle - body energy and
awareness, in much more refined ways than what would otherwise be possible.
Arianne's expertise in yoga, acrobatics, and Thai massage helps students to build their own well - balanced understanding of the
practice through the use of clear, technical teaching skills, compassionate adjustments,
breath connection, and intuitive body
awareness.
This mindfulness
practice uses movement,
breath, and
awareness to reconnect you with you.
Present Moment
Awareness: Focus is on the
breath, and we
practice returning to the
breath whenever thoughts cross our minds.
Come learn how to expand your
awareness using sound,
breath and movement — the cornerstones of Tantra
practice.
I've
practiced breath awareness for decades but the approaches I learned at Judith's pranayama workshop refined and improved my breathing in daily life and my
practice.
The
breath guides the
practice and leads to deep internal
awareness, helping to release deep seated tension and restore vitality.
A systematic review of 17, randomized controlled trials found 11 studies that linked regular yoga
practice to significantly greater reductions in systolic BP compared to pharmacotherapy,
breath awareness, health education, no treatment, or usual care.
Students can use a variety of oils to enhance
breath awareness, clear breathing, and promote calm before and after our yoga
practice.
Prenatal yoga is a balanced, sequenced yoga
practice including many modifications and comfort measures for pregnancy, including standing poses,
breath awareness, birth breathing techniques, relaxation and restorative poses.
Yoga
practices done with
breath awareness, pranayama and meditation can help to bring calmness of the mind.
Choose between Present Moment
Awareness, Body Scan, Guided Meditation, Mantra Meditation,
Breath Work, or a combination of various
practices.
Held quarterly in keeping with the four seasons, this day retreat teaches transformational tools for Mindfulness in everyday life with
practices such as meditation, mindful movement and eating, guided imagery and
breath awareness.
Using
practices such as
breath and body
awareness along with mindful speaking, listening and journaling, students will discover how these qualities can serve to cultivate an attitude of gratitude, compassionate action towards ourselves and others, and a positive and peaceful existence.
By harnessing our attention to the subtlest details of our yoga
practice whether they be physical alignment, the quality of
breath or the movements of prana (energy) as we shift shapes, we train up our
awareness skills.
Establishing a regular
practice of
breath awareness meditation, can offer a lifetime healing environment.
During a Shanti Yoga Retreat weekend, Darin and Wendy will share a hatha and slow flow yoga
practice where the focus is on body
awareness,
breath, energy (chakras) and the Stillness that lies within.
A balanced
practice of Movement,
Breath,
Awareness, Deep Relaxation, and Meditation nurtures the tools we need to face life's changes and challenges.
Heather's 20 + years as a dancer and choreographer, 11 years teaching Pilates, and 10 years of yoga
practice have enabled her to develop a unique approach to incorporating
breath, core strength, and somatic
awareness into her patients» rehabilitation.
Participants in the intervention group were instructed in the five components of yoga
practice: yoga asanas, chanting om,
breath awareness, yoga Nidra, and Dhyana.
Practice awareness in every
breath.
Moving with the
breath and mindful
awareness through sun salutations and basic or more advanced postures, vinyasa is a dynamic
practice emphasizing strength, flexibility and alignment.
Besides building
breath awareness, this
practice is said to calm hunger and thirst and cultivate a love for solitude.
In fact, when someone is gravely ill, a therapist may suggest that the entire
practice consist only of
breath awareness and relaxation until the patient is ready to tackle more.
Cheri's teaching focuses on the healing aspects of yoga: freeing the body,
breath and flow of energy through
practicing with
awareness, compassion and love.
Yoga is an ancient contemplative
practice that brings together physical postures, deep stretching and relaxation, and
breath control (Peck, Kehle, Bray, & Theodore, 2005; Hagins & Rundle, 2016), while also incorporating cognitive
awareness, or mindfulness.
Key elements of a restorative
practice, including poses,
breath awareness and simple meditation techniques
Focussing on the
breath helps us
practice bringing our
awareness to the present moment.
1) Mindful
awareness only: In this
practice paying close attention to the way the
breath is right now without any evaluations of adjustments.
For my friend Susan,
practicing breath awareness at her desk began with her recognition of the need to relax her
breath.
You can also
practice bringing
awareness into your pelvic floor, perineum, and sacrum throughout your day by noting sensation and consciously sending your
breath down into your pelvic bowl.
Pelvic floor yoga focuses on educating and balancing through posture,
breath and body
awareness, and
practicing poses that lengthen, strengthen and stabilize the pelvic floor.
Bhujangasana,
practiced with
breath awareness, can connect us with the intrinsic vitality and calm that can help us meet the world with sinewy grace.
Pranayama
practices can include simple
breath awareness; utilizing the
breath as an anchor.
«Focusing on our
breath keeps us present, calms the mind, and allows us to develop the
awareness of the body we need to
practice with care and compassion.»
In her classes, she integrates
breath, movement, and yogic philosophy to bring a sense of
awareness to the
practice both on and off the mat.
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Take the basic
practice of
awareness and counting of the
breath, where we sit and bring attention to our normal breathing (available in most introductory books and articles, and demonstrated on my website's mindfulness page).
If you want a quick
practice to promote the kind of mindfulness that helps the Monkey Brain to sleep, set aside a few minutes each day to focus on a specific object, your
breath, or whatever moves through your
awareness.
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