grounding yourself
monday 03rd - sunday 09th november

YOUR NEW WEEK OF PRACTICE

A mix of yin and yang style classes to suit your mood, day and sentiment. Choose your own yoga adventure.

YIN YANG YOGA a balance of soft and challenging
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SLOW FLOW YOGA a deeply nourishing class
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YIN YOGA long slow mindful releases
PROPS: cushion
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FLOW YOGA a mindful flow
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GROUNDING YOGA: a class to bring calm
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MEDITATION FOR AWARENESS
PROPS: cushion
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grounding yourself

Chaos can be beautiful! And I’m embracing it.

But it can be hard to embrace chaos when we’re feeling scattered, lost, confused, stressed.

And so I practice helping myself to feel grounded.

When we ground ourselves, we can feel a sense of calmness & relaxation with whatever is happening. It’s a “relaxing with what is” from a place of “I’m OK, I got this.

It takes some practice but you can do it.
Here’s how I do it:

  • Pause. Notice how I’m feeling. Not the thoughts, but the bodily sensations of groundlessness and chaos. Perhaps sensations of frustration, scatteredness, anxiety or fear.

  • Breathe deeply into my belly. Deep, wide breaths that allow me to feel spaciousness.

  • Relax. Let my muscles relax as I breathe deeply. Let myself rest in the groundlessness.

  • Find some way to connect to the world around me: to feel gratitude for this moment, to feel appreciation for the storm, to feel my connection to other people, to feel a love for the world just as it is. In this way, I can feel less like a vessel tossed about in stormy waters … and more a part of the ocean itself.

  • Gratitude. Feeling grateful to be alive, to be connected, to be able to behold this breathtaking world. Let myself feel wonder at reality in front of me.

  • Ask myself: What would serve? What do I want? What would be of benefit to others? And then choosing to take action from that.

Namaste
xo

mantra:
i am rooted. I am grounded.