At ignite-magazine, let
yoga ignite your inner spark. With every position and each practice, yoga
strengthens our awareness of the beautiful connection between the mind, body
and soul. Like-minded women from all different stages of life come together at
our yoga retreats to flow as one in a nurturing environment. Whether you’re a
committed yogi or a newcomer to the practice, you’ll find the guidance and
encouragement you need to find inner balance and strength. Yoga benefits us
physiologically, psychologically and biochemically. By Connecting YOGA to your Soul
and mind, unleashing blockages and tension. The age-old practice is also known
to improve your mood, raise concentration levels and attention spans, and advance
your cardio and circulatory health.
Each yoga practice is
specifically designed to complement your surf training. For those opting to
learn surfing, our yoga classes are highly beneficial to establishing and
improving balance as well as strengthening your upper body and increasing
flexibility. With every session, experience a welcome boost in your endurance
and energy levels.
Yoga, the union of mind and body,
requires a particular attitude to work at its best. When we connect with the
place of resistance in the body, and open our being to sense and feel the
connection with that place, we find that the edge of resistance usually moves
and we are able to enter a new place. We
get a new perspective and a new sense of self.
What is actually happening is that
a whole bunch of neurology, which is limiting you, now has an opportunity to
rewire into something more freely, for your mind and your body. You feel
great! The more we do this the more
flexible we become, and not just on the yoga ma in our lives.
In order to maximize these shifts
to a more flexible embodied version of you, there are several things you can do
while practicing your yoga, no matter what flavor of yoga you prefer. These are
methods taken from energetic healing and spiritual development practices.
Showing up connected to your soul, means that the idea of who you are is
connected to the truth of who you are, which is sacred and held within your
felt sense energy.
This felt sense provides access
to our source energy, and it contains energetic imprints, which hold all the
‘information’ about unresolved past moments that are shaping our beliefs and
views, and thus limiting our potential. In turn, these affect ‘who’ we think we
are, and therefore the attitude we bring to our yoga. It is a bit like a fish trying to know about
water. The good news is also that your
felt sense energy contains the code for our divine purpose. So by connecting with it you will be heading
in the right direction. At ignite-magazine, there is great information to how
to make your yoga practice sacred and powerful in seven easy steps. Ignite
Magazine also provides tips and advice for women, with focus on depression,
health, fitness, weight loss, nutrition, sex and relationships, emotional
well-being, beauty and style. For more information visit the site http://www.ignite-magazine.com/ .
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