Hatha Yoga Pradipika on “Shining Skull Breath”
“Shining Skull Breath” Kapalabhati invigorates the brain and awakens the dormant centres which areresponsible for subtle perception. Hatha Yoga Pradipika
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Remembering Wednesday. Jill’s gentle companion dog.
On the occasion of the death of a beloved pet – Wednesday, Jill’s companion, dog, we sat in silence, her presence palpable. Sending love and peace to Jill and her […]
Why do I sit in Silence?
More of a rhetorical question, shared this evening. Giving ourselves the space and time to transcend space and time, to just BE, remembering our true nature, to rest in the […]
Charaka Sutrasthana (Ayurveda teachings) on Imbalance in Our Bodies
Though air and ether (Vata) imbalance in our bodies, diseases are innumerable. And amongst the eighty diseases that are the most commonly manifested with a vata imbalance, constipation, depression, sleeplessness […]
What is rest?
(Sharing from a newsletter from Ayurprana) The beauty of Ayurveda is that it allows for the concept of rest and resting to be different for each person, with each of […]
Francis Lucille on the Silent Transmission
The teaching is in the silent transmission. Francis Lucille
Developing a sequence of 8 Breathworks: Daily Pranayama: 2nd in the sequence: Kapalabhati follows Bhastrika
“Shining Skull Breath” Kapalabhati invigorates the brain and awakens the dormant centres which are responsible for subtle perception. Hatha Yoga Pradipika Definition: Kapalabhati is the “skull shining” breath -a dynamic […]
Hatha Yoga Pradipika on the Winds of Change
Autumn is a time when the air element (vayu) is predominant. There is more lightness, dryness and coolness as the “winds of change” blow ever more erratically. These qualities in […]
Sadhguru on What Love Is
“Love is not about somebody, love is not some kind of action. Love is the way you are. If you close your eyes, you are just overflowing with love.” — […]