hello loves, Thanks so much for being here. Today I am so happy to share two videos on back-bending: specifically on practices leading toward urdhva dhanurasana (upward facing bow). Trina was kind enough to write to me about this posture and I offer several flows…
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hello loves, Thanks so much for being here. Today I am so happy to share two videos on back-bending: specifically on practices leading toward urdhva dhanurasana (upward facing bow). Trina was kind enough to write to me about this posture and I offer several flows…
Continue reading Video Blogging Challenge Days 4-5– Back-bending with Intention
We had some web trouble over the weekend (that I think was related to the hacking of GoDaddy), so here are weekend videos! Making Time For Yoga How I began practicing yoga Please do get in touch with suggestions and requests for videos. This…
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30 days of video blogging begin … now! submit questions and suggestions to sunroseyoga {at} gmail {dot} com, in the comments or via facebook or twitter. thank you! LOVE! kelly
Hi Loves, Even if you do not have time for a full yoga practice, you have time to care for your spine (I promise!). Try this several times a day. Short, sweet & to the point. LOVE. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFYaTA6MU24]
Sankalpa. In Sanskrit, the ancient language of yoga, Sankalpa means purpose, determination or will. Oftentimes, Sankalpa is interpreted as our intention. Where our will or intention goes, there too flows our energy. The effect our intention has on our energy is observable in any situation, and the yoga mat is…
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Hello Family! Today’s class features instruction in Puraka, a pranayama technique that focuses on the inhalation. This practice is quite gentle and requires no forcing or holding of the breath. CONNECT// What is coming up in your practice these days? Do tell. Where are you…
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Namaste, dear readers. The following sequence promotes a deep connection to the core, to the core of the earth and to the core of one’s being. Practice with an intention of deep self-love. Begin in Supta Badhakonasana (reclined bound angle) and practice abdominal breathing for…
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